- In this video I'm going to show you how to use
the Streamlabs Mobile App.
You can stream to Twitch with it,
you can stream to YouTube with it,
and you can stream to Mixer.
And in my opinion this is hands down the best
mobile streaming app available.
And if you think I'm wrong,
go down and leave a comment below and let me
know what I missed let me know what app
that you think is better that this.
Because, personally, I don't think there is one.
And if you're new to the channel and you want to learn
how to make content with your phone,
how to stream with your phone
or be a mobile YouTuber, go ahead and hit that
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so you don't miss out on future videos.
And by the way I want to give a shout out to
Christopher from Legion of Weirdos
who sent me this rad shirt.
Thank you Christopher, I'm going to put a link
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When this video is over go down and check him out,
and let him know Dee sent you.
Now let me open up this Streamlabs Mobile App
and show you how easy it is to use,
and how powerful it is.
So when you first open up the Streamlabs App,
It's going to open up an interface that looks like this.
You're going to have your menu
up here in the top left corner.
Moving on over you're going to have this little icon here.
If you're a gamer and you want to stream your game,
you're going to want to tap on that and it's going
to walk you through the process of what you need to do
to stream your game.
Now, I'm going to have future videos about this,
if you are a gamer and you want to learn how to
stream your game make sure you are subscribed
so you don't miss out on those future videos.
Now moving right along to the right of that.
You're going to see a blank spot right there.
Before this goes live you're going to see an audio icon
you can turn your sound on or off.
Obviously if you want to stream your audio,
you're going to want to make sure that's turned on.
To the right of that is a sort of profile icon,
and that allows you to choose between the front
camera and the rear camera.
So choose whichever one you want, whichever one
works best for you.
To the right of that you're going to see this bell icon
or notification icon now if I tap on that,
it's going to load up all the recent activity on
my channel.
You're going to see subscribers
you're going to see super chats
you're going to see any activity on your channel
in regards to subscribers, donations or super chats.
So I'm going to close the app by pushing and dragging
right out.
Now we're going to go over to the menu that I talked
about first over here on the far left.
So if you come up and you tap on the menu,
you're going to see; Live, Editor, Alert Profiles,
Remote Control, Settings and Support.
Here's the cool part, here's where your Streamlabs
gets really powerful where some of these other apps
don't do this.
Now if you go over here and tap on Editor,
you're going to see an Event List,
a Chatbox an Alertbox.
The Event List is your activity.
The Chatbox is the actual chat, all the people chatting
this is where it's going to show up.
And the Alertbox is where notification comes up
on the viewer end if somebody gives you a donation,
a super chat or if they subscribe to the channel.
Now you can tap on these and you can move them around,
or you can resize them, however you want.
And this is where it get really cool.
You can adjust these anyway you want
to fit what it is that you're doing.
So if you want it to look like that,
of course the viewers not going to see these boxes.
The viewers are going to see the actual activity.
This is what you see as the creator on the back end.
And if you want to add more things they have a widget icon
down here on the bottom right.
If you tap on that you see right here
your have the Alertbox, Chatbox and Event List.
Those are all showing on the stream you can also tap
to show them on the preview.
That just means that the actual live activity is
gonna to show on the preview.
So I'm going to uncheck those.
And as you scroll down you can see the Donation Ticker,
Credits, Donation Goal, Stream Boss,
Viewer Count, Follower Goal
A lot of these are for Twitch so you can go in here
and you can add whatever you want.
You can also tap on Add Widget and go get more widgets.
You can tap on Add Text, you can add more text.
You can have Dynamic text which moves around,
or you can have Normal text,
or you can add an image,
so if you want to add you own overlay or your own graphics,
your own logo or something like that
that's where you can do that.
Coming back to the main interface.
If I want to get out this particular interface,
I go up here to the left and I tap on the back arrow
and it's going to show all the options again.
So if I want to go back up to the menu area tap on that
and then you have Alert Profiles.
And this works if you already have
Streamlabs on your desktop
and you want things to sync up if you have a prebuilt
profile on you desktop you build it there
or you build it here and you can sent it back and forth.
This is really handy if you're using both a PC and a phone.
Moving on down to remote control,
what this does, this allows you to control your Streamlabs
PC through your phone.
It turns you phone into a literal remote control,
so you can switch cameras or trigger events using
your phone and I'll cover this in a future video.
Going on down to Settings if I tap on this
this allows you to choose the platform that
you're going to stream to.
You can stream to Twitch, YouTube, Mixer,
or you can do a Custom RTMP server.
If you have a Twitch ingest, a Mixer ingest,
that's where you put it.
You can come into broadcast and change your output
resolution, your framerate or your max video bitrate.
Because I'm streaming from Thailand and our internet
connection is so so we usually stream out at
720 resolution, streaming at 30 frames per second
is fine unless you're a gamer.
If you are a gamer,
you want to stream at 60 frames per second.
And the max video bitrate I would stream out of here
at 2,500 because of our internet speed.
If you have a blazing fast internet speed
you can crank that up as high as you want to go,
until your phone starts to become laggy
and then back it down a little bit.
Now backing out of that we have the Audio option.
It's already set at Very High Quality by default,
I would leave it here these are perfects setting for that.
Moving on down this is Remote Control setting again
and of course About
and this is where you can Log out under there.
Coming back to the interface, you can see
how powerful this is.
And if you want to see more of these types of videos,
more about the Streamlabs App,
go down and leave a comment down below
and let me know what it is about this app
or if there's other streaming apps you want to learn about.
Go down and let me know.
You know, I read every single question and comment
and I reply to as many of them as possible.
And when this video's over I'm going to go down there,
I'm going to see what you had to say about this app
or any other apps regarding mobile streaming.
Once again, if you want to learn how to make content
with your phone, how to stream with your phone,
or how to be a mobile YouTuber,
go ahead and hit that subscribe button followed by
the notification bell so you don't
miss out on future videos.
Thank you so much for watching I do appreciate it
and I'll see you in the next video.