What's up, guys? I'm De'Aaron Fox and I'm here my boy Khoi from HyperX
and he's here to set up my OBS so I can stream on Twitch.
Come check it out.
Alright, to get you started streaming we're gonna download OBS Studios.
Go down here click, Windows 7 unless you have a Mac, download the Mac version.
While it downloads we are going to do your speed test to see how faster your internet is
This will help us measure how much bitrate we can use for your stream to show the quality.
Jesus! I'm looking at it like, dang!
The most important thing for streaming is your upload speed.
So your's is at 11 which is really good. It's almost at 12.
For most people we say use a third degree upload speed.
For you we're gonna max out a 6500 parted streamers which is really good.
So what's that downloads speed for?
We don't need that for streaming specifically. just mainly for when you watching Netflix
that's what you use, you use download speed or YouTube.
OK.
So you can set up your settings for OBS just by clicking the Settings tab right here.
Most of the default stuff for the general is perfect.
For streaming you need to go to your streaming services. Make sure you choose Twitch.
Unless you want to go somewhere else. For us, we need Twitch today.
For server I'll recommend to choose the fastest thing.
Now we gotta get the stream key. So for that we gotta go back to your Twitch page
which is over here.
We'er gonna go to settings. You hit stream key - show key.
Make sure you don't show anybody on your stream this, EVER!
Because then they can get onto your stream, just this code.
OK, just copy it?
- Yeah, you're gonna copy it. - OK.
So for this stream we're gonna show you using this key we're gonna reset it afterwards just to be safe.
Hit apply. We're gonna go to output.
So your upload was 12 megabits. So we're gonna go with 6500 that'll be more than enough.
We're gonna go with hardware because you have a really powerful video card.
- Software is using your CPU. - OK.
We're gonna leave that at default.
We're gonna go straight to audio. This is perfect the way it is.
- I'll definitely be asking questions about this later. - Any time.
For your base canvas, that's your resolution that you see, not your stream but you see.
The output is what your stream seeds we're gonna leave it both at 1080.
A lot of people do a downscale to 720 because it's easier for your viewers to see lower quality.
in case their internet is not as great.
We're gonna go to 60fps just because your computer's a monster.
And you can easily run any stream is 60fps.
You said it's a monster.
It's a monster.
So right now we don't need scene keys because we'er only going to make one scene for you.
But later on you can add multiple scene keys by typing F1, F2.
It will switch between different games.
OK.
But for now we're gonna focus on one.
So with that we're done with settings. Next we're going to go into scenes and sources.
- Alright. - So here we're gonna start with adding your game
which is for you is gonna be able to PS4 -> Elgato on our left.
So were are going to do that by adding video capture device right here.
We have it all plugged in because we're awesome.
Whops, that's the webcam. Switch it to Elgato.
- Elgato. - Boom!
So NBA2K is showing. All the settings are perfect. See how it is.
Now we're gonna add the webcam. Add your webcam just by doing the exact same thing, video capture device.
Choose which webcam, which, for us, would be this one.
So whenever it's on top down here in the sources is what shows on top.
So if you put this under the Elgato it'll be hidden. Just like paper. Whichever paper sheets on top.
OK.
If you want to hide the webcam just click the eye icon, it disappears.
To change the size just click it. Drag the arrows. Bottom left for now.
Then we're gonna add an overlay. So for us will be image overlay.
Let's create the image. We're gonna go find the file dfoverlay.png.
Boom right, there.
Put this under the webcam.
Is this what we're trying to fit it in?
Yeah we're trying to fit there.
So that's pretty much it. Now your PS4 is set up to stream.
If you want to play PUBG we're gonna load up PUBG through Steam.
Hit play. Once it loads just press Alt Tab which will bring you back to OBS.
- Alt Tab? - Yeah.
And then you hit Game Capture. You'er gonna name it PUBG.
You click Specific Window. Then choose Player Unknown Battleground. Hit OK.
And then just make sure it's under your overlay. So bring it down to the bottom.
And what you hit with that?
That's just Control up and down arrow key or you can choose the arrow key down here as well.
Oh, OK, so instead of using...
- Yeah it's like hot key. - Now it's a on, OK.
- Yeah - Gotcha.
So that's how you set up either a PC game through Steam or using your Elgato, the video capture device,
- or game capture on your PC. - OK.
The point of game capture is to save your frames per second so it'll put less straight on your PC
which means you have more performance.
All right, so the next one we are going to use your webcam, we are going to use a green screen.
and we're gonna chroma key it.
So what's a chroma key?
Chroma key is choosing one singular color to eliminate and make your background transparent.
- So for us we're gonna use... - So will my chair pop up?
No, it won't pop up. It'll be invisible.
So wait, with a fox pop up though?
- Yes, it will. - Hey, a floating fox! I'm gonna go like this.
[laughing]
Alright, so for that we're gonna go onto it, we're gonna go to filters
on the bottom where it says Effect Filters, we're gonna hit a plus, pick chroma key,
You name whatever you want. For us it's gonna be...
Hey!
- There you go! fox pops up! - What the...?
Because of our lighting we're gonna change the setting a little bit,
just kind of mess around with it till it blends in more.
This blends in perfectly. You stand out. That's what we need.
So we hit close. Make sure you never wear green shirts,
green pants, or else you are going to have a floating head.
Unless that's what you want.
That doesn't sounds too bad.
Just don't wear green bennie or else that will look really weird.
Ha! I can't even put it on my head!
Alright so we're gonna show you. Just you. Ready? That's you.
Do you see your fox behind you?
So, it stands out perfectly. You just gotta mess around with the settings a little bit.
Tune the back left and right to see where everything blends in properly.
And then before we end the video I'm gonna give you three tips on how to grow your stream,
your community for your viewership and everything.
Number one is consistency, which you might have a hard time with good you're so busy.
Definitely.
But for other streamers out there just stream every day. create a schedule just keep doing it. It's a grind.
Always engage your viewers. So as you're playing check your chat, read your chat.
Just talk with them. That's why they're there.
The number three is find the reason why people would want to watch you.
If you don't find yourself entertaining nobody else is gonna find you entertaining.
So make sure you can just be whatever streamer you want to be or whatever entertainer you want to be.
Those are the big three keys.
- 2 out of 3, ain't bad. -That's pretty good!
- It's a failing grade in school though. - Well thank god it's not school!
All right guys! Thank you for watching this video. I also want to say thank you the HyperX
for helping me set up my streaming channel.
it'll be swipathefox. All of my social medias will match.