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Poly pop live can look pretty confusing when you first see it.
Today, I want to show you how to easily set it up and stream on
whatever platform you want with Poly pop live in less than 10 minutes.
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You can follow along, and that is the best way to learn.
Now you should work through the quick tutorial provided when you start
it up, it's really pretty helpful, but I know you already did that
right?
Well then, okay.
Let's make it stream.
The first thing I want to do in poly pop is create a couple of scenes
and you can see that we should probably set up our microphone here.
So we can select that in our library over here on the left and drop
this down and see what microphone we're using.
And we can set up our desktop audio.
You want to set this to however you're going to be listening to it,
probably your headphones.
And once that's set up, I got some music here that's playing, and we
can see that the desktop audio is hearing the music.
So that's all set up and ready to go.
We have the audio devices we're going to be using.
You can click the plus and of course, add other audio devices if you
want.
So I go down here to the microphone and I can add a second one, which
brings us to how to get rid of things over here in the library.
We could just click this little minus key and then click yes and boom.
The second microphone is gone.
So let's click the plus and add some sources.
We're going to add an app or a second monitor right here with the app
screen capture.
And then you can just drop this down and select which screen you want
to capture.
It's pretty simple.
You can capture the cursor or enable transparency.
We can just drag it over here into our view window and size it up to
whatever size we want.
And there we go.
Now we've added a source.
We can add other sources in here.
If we want, we'll just drag up our music onto that display and we can
actually adjust the opacity and that sort of stuff really easily.
And this adds cool effects because you can add things behind it or in
front of it.
You can adjust the way that it fits.
Let's click the plus and add a camera.
So there we go.
And then under web cam, you've got all the different settings that you
could possibly want here, your format, your resolution, which device,
all that kind of stuff, your frames per second, how you want it to be
displayed, you can flip it and we can just drag this and it will
actually replace the other thing that we have.
And you can see our camera is much bigger, so we can resize that, put
it here.
And it takes on the same display properties as the other thing that we
drag it over so we can adjust the opacity and turn it all the way up.
And let's just delete that.
Now you notice when I delete that it is removed from the scene layout
on the right-hand side, but on the left-hand side, we still have our
app screen and our webcam in our library.
So we can just go over here and click the plus, and we can go to 3d
objects and we'll scroll down here and select a 3d object that we want
one of these things to be on.
And then we just click add, and it automatically brings us up to our
library where we can select what we want to put on here.
So we'll just put on our desktop screen here and we'll move it over
here.
And we can go down into transform and use this scale roller to scale
it up.
We can move it around.
We'll go in here and we'll change the color of this background to
black.
And we'll rotate it a little bit on the Y axis and scale it up to the
way that we want it.
And it's really that easy to create cool assets in here.
So there we go.
Now we have our monitor in there.
We're going to click the plus and we're going to go to 2d and we're
going to select 2d pattern.
We're going to add a little bit of a background in here, and you can
choose anything that's already in your library for your 2d pattern.
And, uh, so now we have our camera as our 2d pattern.
That's pretty cool, but if we wanted to add something else or change
it up, maybe that's not what we want for our 2d pattern.
We can click the plus.
We can add an image source to our library and click open.
So now it's in our library.
We can just go over here to our 2d camera pattern and click pick and
select another one.
And then we can size it and scale that asset any way we want.
Pretty cool.
But that is basically the background that is really, really neat.
And we just get it to the size we want.
And now I'm going to click the plus and we're going to go back into 3d
objects and I'm just going to select another 3d object.
I think this one right here will work and click add.
And of course in this case, I'm going to select my webcam.
We're going to stick it on this little polygon thing here, and we'll
scale it up to the size that we want and move it into the correct
position.
And now what I'm going to do is I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to
add a modifier to this.
I'm going to click this plus, and we're going to add a spin action.
And so now when I click on spin, you can see it rotates our camera.
I can scroll down here and I can choose different methods for it to
rotate.
There are a lot of different ones.
I just want one simple rotation and there we go.
That looks pretty cool.
Now what I'm going to do is I'm going to add a random generator on
that spin.
So it just randomly does it.
And to do that, we're going to come over here and we're going to click
the plus and we're going to select repeating alert.
And then we can go in here and set the interval that we want it to
repeat at.
And we can set how random that interval is.
We just drag this on alert over here to spin, and now on some sort of
interval, it will just spin our camera and add a lot of cool little
activity to our live stream.
And I'll just go in here, finalize the setup.
And then I think it's probably time for us to go ahead and create
another scene.
So you just click the plus under scenes up here and you can see in the
scene layout, we don't have any audio.
So we're going to drag the onto our preview box that we want in the
scene.
And then we're going to click the plus over here in our library.
And we're going to add another app screen capture.
I'm going to drop the source down and select this window here.
This is actually a chat window.
And then I'm going to click this plus here and we're going to go to
crop and filter, and I'm going to crop this chat window up to what I'd
want to actually see on my live stream.
And there we go.
We'll click back then I'm going to click the plus over here, go into
3d objects.
I'm going to select one of these vertical screens to put this on.
And so then we'll just select the crop and filter in the library.
And there we go.
Now we can scale it up and rotate it a little bit, move it into
position.
I can change the background color.
And if I click the plus, we'll go ahead and add another screen in
here.
And on this screen, we're going to put our application on there,
click, okay, scale it up and stick it where we want it here.
And we'll change the border color on that as well.
And we'll rotate it just a little bit to give it some depth.
Then we're going to click the plus and we're going to add another 3d
element.
And on this one in the library, we're going to choose our webcam.
And we're just going to move this over here and we'll go down to scale
and scale it up.
And you can see that it actually goes through our other screen.
So what we need to do is go over here and adjust the Z axis.
And this is how forward or backwards it is in the scene.
We'll just move it forward.
So it's in front of that screen and now it's all set.
Now, if we wanted to add that spin move, all we need to do is go into
mods, click the plus and select spin action, select the type of spin
that we want it to do, click spin.
And there we go, we can see it does spin and we'll go over here and
we'll select our repeating alert that we already created.
And we're just going to drag this over into our spin.
And now that's going to spin randomly like the one on the first scene
did, and I want to see which one is our chat.
So I just turn on the eyeballs and turn them off until I figure out
which one it is.
And we're going to add the spin action to this as well.
And we'll adjust how it spins.
And then I'm going to go over here and I'm going to create another
repeating alert.
And the reason why I'm doing this, because I don't want it spinning at
the exact same time as my camera is.
I want it a little bit different.
Our cameras on both scenes can be set the same, but we don't want the
other assets that might be spinning to be set at the same time as the
camera is.
And now our little chat bar is going to spin and do cool things on a
random timeline.
Next, I'm going to click the plus and I'm going to go and select a
video source.
We'll add this one in here.
Cause it wouldn't be right if we didn't and then I'm going to go over
and select the desktop 3d object that we have our music on right now.
And I'm going to go down here and click pick and I'm just going to
change it.
So it's that video.
So now we have that video playing on one screen and this looks really
cool.
This is a really neat dynamic live stream and we can adjust the colors
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Now let's finalize our stream.
All right, here in poly pop, we just hover over the go live section
down here at the bottom.
And we're going to click this little YouTube looking button.
We're going to click this.
Then we're going to click on YouTube.
And it brings up this box right here in your web browser.
And you just connect to your YouTube account, says poly pop is
authorized, which means we're ready to go.
So all I have to do, I'm going to go over here and check all my
settings to make sure they're right.
And it's pretty much the same as you would do in OBS 6,000 is the bit
rate for 1920 by 10 80.
And you've got your audio bit rate 160, which is fine service is
youTube live.
You can go to Twitch or Facebook as well if you decide to set that up
and the setup works basically the same.
You have your default server and down here, you can set up to record,
if you would like you just click the record thing on and select where
you want your recordings to save.
And over here in YouTube, you can see it is waiting for our broadcast
signal.
So all we have to do once we have it all set up is go over here and
click on this button right here.
You can see, it says connecting to YouTube in the bottom left-hand
corner.
We go over into YouTube and a few moments later, you see that our
stream is coming up and there we go.
So we are now live on YouTube.
It's really that simple to go live with poly pop and have access to
all the really cool features.
If you want to see how to add alerts to your poly pop live streams,
you should definitely check this video out.
Big thanks to the sponsors who support the channel.
Their links are in the description below.
I couldn't possibly do this without them or you so thanks.
And if you're always looking for tools, tips, and tricks that can help
make you a better live streamer or YouTuber, subscribe to the channel.
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.