Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) is an open-source software that is used by streamers and players to record their gameplay and stream online.

If you’re also planning to showcase your talent on this giant platform, you’ll need the Twitch stream key in order to set up streaming software such as OBS or Streamlabs.

By following these steps and tips, you can effectively stream your desktop and non-Steam games using OBS, enhancing your gaming experience and flexibility.

A stream key is required by streamers in order to set up their streaming software, such as Streamlabs OBS or Wirecast, to Twitch.

The OBS Studio software aids players in screen capturing and live-streaming gameplay of their favorite titles.

Open Broadcaster Software may seem daunting at first glance, but game streamers are big fans of its customization options. Here's how to set up your first stream with OBS.

Starting a live stream on YouTube is simple but being able to share your screen to show the gameplay is not so straightforward. Here is a guide on how to use OBS to livestream on YouTube with ease.

Nick Peers reveals how to create a multi-screen live stream with the help of OBS Studio.

OBS users that have connected to Twitch will need to manually update their stream key in OBS, and can obtain it from their dashboard on Twitch.