Inside of OBS studio.
So your stream looks professional.
So let's go ahead and dive into my money-making machines so we can
go ahead and get this all set up.
difference between scenes and sources.
So scenes are just what they're called, right?
Scenes they're specific scenes that you're going to be able to utilize.
Like you starting soon screen your intermission, your gameplay you'll be
right back and things of that sort.
And then the sources are the elements that live with inside of your scenes.
Like your camera, the overlaid, the countdown, timer, alerts,
music, and things of that sort.
So I want to make sure that you understand the difference between.
So that way you're not confused.
So the very first thing that we want to do is we want to go ahead and add a scene.
So we're going to go ahead and create our starting soon.
So you want to go to hit the plus sign and you want to go ahead and label
it what you want to call it for easy labeling, go ahead and put starting soon.
So once you go in and do that, now you're going to have a scene selected.
The next thing we want to do is we want to go in and start adding all
these sources and elements that we do.
Now, if you have animated overlays, then you want to go
ahead and select media source.
If you have static overlays, meaning non animated, you want to go.
Image.
So for this purpose, I'm going to like media source.
I'm going to go ahead and label this starting soon.
And then what you want to do is you want to go ahead and
find the file on your computer.
So I have my starting soon screen right here.
I'm going to select that.
And there's two very important check box that you want to go in
and select the very first one.
What this does is that make sure that your animation doesn't stop and it keeps
going until you decide to change scenes.
And the next one is you want to go in and select close file when an active, not
only does this save the CPU usage, making sure that your stream runs at top shape
at all times, but it does make it easier to be able to maneuver between the scenes.
So make sure you click those two Cato.
And now you can see, we have our overlay.
Now, what you want to do is you want to right click on this.
You want to select transform, and you want to select fit to screen.
Now this is going to see here.
Now this is starting to come together just by adding our overlay.
So the very next thing that we want to go ahead and add is going to be our camera.
So to be able to do that, where are we going to do?
First, we're going to create a scene called camera and the reason why I'm not
adding it as a source just yet is because I want to be able to change my camera
based on the scene that I'm utilizing.
But by putting it as a scene, I'm just able to go ahead
and pop it in as a source.
You're going to see how easy this is.
It's going to save you a lot of time.
So what you want to do first, you want to hit plus sign again.
You want to type in camera, and this is going to bring a scene just like this.
So go ahead and add your camera, which you want to do is you want to
select this plus side you then going to select the video capture device.
And you're going to go ahead and label this, the name of your device.
For my example, I have a Sony 5,100, so I'll go ahead and
label it that you simply click.
Okay.
And now it's going to go ahead and ask you to select the device
that you want to go ahead and use.
So simply select a device from the drop down menu hit.
Okay.
And now you're going to see that you have your camera displayed
just like I have it here now.
So we simply want to do is now you want to come back to your starting soon.
And we're going to go ahead and add the scene of the camera that
we just went ahead and created.
So you click on the plus sign and you're going to select the scene
option, and then you hit add existing and we'll select the camera option.
This is going to get and bring it up full screen.
And we'll we simply want to do is you want to just go ahead and drag the court?
Until we size it to where we need to be.
Now you might be asking, how do you have two cameras side by side?
And as simply because we went the route of creating the camera as a scene, both
instead of creating as a source, right?
So now we have more flexibility to the customization, how we display our
camera in each scene that we have.
So what we simply want to do is if it doesn't fit, you have the option
to hold the alt key on your keyboard.
And you're able to go ahead and cry.
To the size that you want so that it fits where you want it to live.
All right.
And then once you have your camera in place, which you simply want to do next
is go ahead and add a countdown timer.
Now I went ahead and made a separate video on this, on how to add a
countdown timer in the easiest and fastest way possible to your stream
to start building up that excitement and that hype before you go live.
So you can click the card of this, of this video, or you can wait until the
end where I send you over to them.
She can go ahead and continue to enhance the production of your stream.
So the very next thing that we're going to do is we're going to go ahead
and add a gameplay screen, right?
So the gameplay's where you're going to be playing the game.
Uh, this we're going to be interacting.
You can have a just chatting screen.
So that's where we want to go ahead and create now.
So as you can see here, what I'm going to do is I'm going to
go ahead and select the games.
You can see.
Here's going to be the gameplay, um, whereas directly on my console.
So to be able to get your console displayed on OBS, you
are going to need a capture card.
You can use an El Gato to be able to accomplish this.
So what we simply want to do is I'm going to go in and hide this for the time.
Well, we want us to like, is the plus sign.
And once you select the plus sign, you select the video capture
device and here you're going to type in just video capture device.
And then what you can do is it's going to give you the option to
select the device you want to utilize.
So for this example is the El Gato game capture HD.
And you're going to see here that it's going to go ahead and pop up.
Uh, for me just like this and for screen, if it's bigger than
what it needs to be, you right.
Click hit transform, and then you want to go in and hit fit to screen.
All right.
So now that we have that in place, so what we want to do next is we
want to go in and add our camera.
So to be able to do that, we'll follow the same process we just
took for our starting soon.
We're going to go in and hit the plus sign.
We're going to come to see.
And we're going to go ahead and add existing and select camera.
We're going to hit.
Okay.
And that's going to get and bring up our camera just like this.
And we'll follow the same process.
We'll sizes down to our liking of where we want it to be.
But one of the things I recommend is to keep it pretty big for the
time being, because I'm going to show you guys a little trick to
be able to do this lot faster.
So once I have the camera added, the next thing I want to do is I want
to go in and add my webcam overlay.
If you have.
So we'll select the plus sign.
I'm going to select media source because it is animated.
I'm going to lame this webcam I'm going to hit.
Okay.
And then I'm going to go in and find the file on my computer.
So you can see here, I have it face cam.
I'm going to make sure I select loop and close file when an active remember that.
And I'm gonna select, okay.
Now what I'm going to do is I'm going to lock my camera, so it
stays put, and now I'm going to go ahead and customize this here.
So that way it's hovering over just where I want it to be.
So I'll put it this year.
And then what I'll do is that I'll keep it right where I want it.
And then I'll switch back over to the camera and just keep adjusting this until
you get it right to where you want it.
And then I'm going to show you what you're able to do once that is done.
So let's say that that's where I want it.
Remember if you need to crop it, hold the alts, and then you're able to bring it in.
So say this is where I want.
It's.
What I want to do now is on my keyboard.
I want us to like control.
I want to click on the webcam, click on the camera when a right.
And select group, right?
So you want to go ahead and select both and then you want
to slate group selected items.
Now you can label it.
But what this does is when you group it is that now you're
able to move everything together without having to resize the other.
Now I can resize it together.
And put it exactly where I want it to be.
And then I think go ahead and lock the group.
And now I'm good to go.
When you can see here.
Now I have my webcam added onto my gameplay screen.
Now the very next thing that I want to show you guys is your intermission.
And then I'll dive into showing you how to add a stinger transition,
which is this effect that happens when I switch in between scenes.
Just as we've done everything else, we'll select media.
We'll add it in there.
Same thing.
We'll add our camera wide, our gameplay, and that's pretty much a bare.
So now what I want to show you is how to go and add these stinger.
Transitions is what they're called when you're transitioning between scenes.
So to be able to go ahead and do that, you want to come to the right-hand side
here, where it says scene transition.
Now ops is going to give you some run out of the gate.
You can hit add slide, and then you hit, okay.
And now you can do left right up, down hit.
Okay.
And that was going to happen as you can see here.
Slides to the left or to the right based on what I select.
But if you have a custom transition that you want to add, you want
to make sure you select Springer.
Then you come to this little gear, icon, you select properties, and
here you'll be able to go ahead and find your computer for where
you have that stinger transition.
And then you'll be able to go ahead and add it in there.
And once you have it, You're going to be able to see everything that
happens here, just like I have in where I'll switch in between.
And this says a Curry stream experience, giving you the opportunity to be able
So if you follow along so far, your stream should be coming
together and starting to look professional, but you're not done yet.
As there's a little bit of touches you want to do to be able
to make your stream stand out.
So you can start by watching this video right here.
When I show you how to add a countdown timer to OBS studio, to
create excitement before your stream.
And once you wrap up that video, go ahead and check out the other
OBS studio videos on my channel to help you level up your stream.
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