Hello, my YouTube friends.
A lot of professional streamers use two PC setups for their live
streams.
This allows them to play game at max settings on one computer and
stream at high quality on another, both running a game and encoding a
stream, or really CPU intensive processes on your computer.
Splitting up the job makes it a lot less likely that something's going
to go wrong.
It also fixes the problem of your stream going down when your game
crashes, the game machine is not running the stream.
So the stream is going to stay alive, even if the game crashes and
you have to reboot the machine.
There are a few ways to do this, that I've covered in the past.
But today I'm going to show you how to use a new plugin for OBS.
That's really easy and totally free.
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The plugin is called teleport and it's really tiny and easy for your
computer to run.
So let's install it.
Here we are on the plugin page and the link for this is in the
description below.
And all we need to do is go to our downloads up here on the top right
and it's going to take us to this page right here.
And we just click on this zip file here to download it.
Then we just go into our downloads folder and right click and extract
it.
And when we go to the extracted file, you can see that this works for
Linux, Mac, OS and Windows.
So we're going to go ahead and go into the windows and we see that
it's just a simple DLL file.
So I'm going to right click and copy that DLL file.
Then I'm going to go to my OBS directory.
Yours is probably in C program files, OBS dash studio.
Mine happens to be on its own drive.
So find your OBS dash studio folder.
And in there you're going to see a folder called OBS plugins.
I'm just going to click on that and go to the 64 bit folder.
And then I'm going to just right click and paste our DLL in here.
And once we do that, teleport is completely installed and ready to be
used.
Make sure that you restart your OBS if it is running right now.
Now let's set it up to send out the signal to our streaming PC.
Here we are in OBS, and you can see that I have a two scene setup with
the face cam as a nested scene.
So all we need to do is go up to tools and we're going to go down to
our teleport and here under identifier, we can identify the machine
that we're actually using this on in this case, this is the transmit
machine.
So that's what I'm going to call it.
We can adjust our quality if we like, and I'm just going to click on
this teleport enable button right here, and then we can set the port
and I'm just going to set my port at 5, 5, 5, 5.
You can set it to any port you want, just be aware if you have some
sort of firewall that blocks certain ports, you probably going to need
to go in and unblock this port.
I didn't have any problems with that, but I'm pretty sure I have,
most of my firewall stuff just turned off.
So be aware if that's the case for you, you might need to do that.
Then all you need to do is click okay.
And we're ready with our sending machine.
One thing you need to be slightly aware of is the fact that if you are
physically running teleport, and you go into settings and you want to
change something with recording or with the stream setup, you won't be
able to change the settings That will be grade out.
So you'll have to go into tools, turn off teleport, and then you'll be
able to change the settings.
Then you can go back in and re enable teleport.
Now we have to do is set it up on our streaming PC to receive the
signal.
On the computer we plan a stream to make sure that teleport is also
installed.
And then we're going to go up to tools and teleport.
And we're going to go ahead and identify this.
I already called it stream and I added the 5, 5, 5, 5 port.
We're just going to click teleport enabled and click okay.
Then we're going to come down here and click the plus onto the scene
where we want to add our teleport.
We're going to select teleport and we'll click okay.
We're just going to refresh the list.
We're going to drop down and select our transmit machine and then
click okay.
And now you see, we have the scene from our other machine and the
audio.
So now I can switch scenes.
So we have the audio and video completely sent over from the other
machine.
And believe me, when I tell you there is pretty much almost no lag.
And I don't see any real signal degradation, the picture and image
quality looks fantastic.
So all we have to do now is go to controls and we can start streaming
or start recording or whatever we want to do on this machine.
And teleport is really easy to set up and use.
And it's a great NDI alternative.
So easy.
I absolutely love this plugin.
If you want to see how to do this, using the NDI software, which is
also totally free, you should check this video out.
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My name is Michael Feyrer Jr.
Thank you so much for watching.
Have a great day and I'll see you in the next one.