OBS Studio is a free software for streaming and video recording. One of the most used software for video capture on PC is OBS Studio, and it is possible to install it on Raspberry Pi. You can share this path, or paste it in a browser to view your own stream.With the new Raspberry Pi models available, video capture and streaming become possible.Įven if we are still far from a professional computer, the Raspberry Pi 4 can handle this pretty well. To view and/or share your live broadcast, simply go to the same Manage Token panel and copy the 'Hosted Player Path' link. The Video Codec dropdown is optional, but we recommend h264 so you can reach browsers that do not yet support VP8 or VP9.Ĭlick 'OK' to accept the change, check your mic and camera, then start your broadcast. This will open the settings panel, within this panel click on the API tab.Ĭopy the Stream Name, and the Publishing Token and add it to the corresponding fields on OBS. Open the management view by clicking the settings button from the items quick action menu. To learn about the action menu in detail see Using the Quick Action Menu in the How to Broadcast page. To access this information, go to the Publish Tokens list in the Live Broadcast section of the Dolby.io dashboard.Įach token item has a quick action menu that gives you options for easy access. You must fill out the form with the Broadcast Info provided from the Publish Token you created.

Then from the 'Stream Type' dropdown, select 'Millicast WebRTC Streaming Platform'. Then go to the OBS settings panel and click to open it.įrom the 'Controls' menu click on the Settings button which will open the Settings panel. To begin, first download and install the OBS-WebRTC client to your PC or Mac.

Using the Native SDK to Ingest Raw Frames.

Adding Captions with Web Captioner to Millicast Viewer.

Using Elgato Stream Deck with WebRTC version of OBS Studio.

Secure the Millicast Viewer with the API.

Secure the Millicast Viewer on your Web Page.

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