Streaming Simultaneously on OBS: Vertical and Horizontal Setup

Streaming simultaneously on Twitch and TikTok is easy with the Vertical OBS plugin.

### Stream Simultaneously: How to Broadcast Horizontally and Vertically with OBS Studio
* 🎥 In this video, you will learn how to **stream both horizontally and vertically** using OBS Studio, allowing you to broadcast to platforms like **Twitch, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts simultaneously**.
* 🔧 The first step involves downloading the **Vertical OBS plugin** from aitum.tv, which is **essential for setting up your vertical stream**.
* 📥 After downloading, follow the installation steps and reopen OBS Studio to ensure the plugin is **functioning correctly**; make sure to select the necessary **vertical options** from the docs menu.
* 🎨 Next, you'll create your scenes and overlays, utilizing a stream overlay pack from StreamDesignz.com, specifically the **Royal package inspired by Fortnite**, which includes all necessary elements for a **professional-looking stream**.
* ⏳ You can add your **starting soon overlay** by creating a media source in your horizontal scene and then duplicating it for your vertical scene, ensuring both are **linked for seamless transitions**.
* 🕹 For your gameplay scene, add your video capture device to both horizontal and vertical scenes, adjusting the layout to **maintain visibility** while accommodating **chat and comments**.
* 🌐 To set up your streaming settings, log into your YouTube account to obtain your **stream key and URL**, ensuring your video bit rate is set appropriately, ideally at **9,000** if your upload speed allows.
* 🚀 Finally, start your **horizontal stream** and then initiate your **vertical stream**, and for further customization of overlays and alerts, check out the linked video for a **complete guide on enhancing your OBS Studio setup**.

So in today's video, I'm going to show you how to be able to stream horizontally and vertically at the same time, utilizing OBS studio. This is going to allow you to be able to stream to Twitch and Tik TOK, or Twitch and YouTube shorts, or even YouTube and YouTube shorts at the same time. So the very first thing you're going to see inside of OBS studio, this is what we're going to create. We're going to need to get this vertical plugin installed in our OBS studio to be able to go ahead and do this. And again, everything that I mentioned today will be in the description of this video. So the first step is to come to aitum.tv, and we're going to get the Vertical OBS plugin. Once you select download vertical, you'll be brought to a screen just like this. It's going to automatically download. And then what you want to do is you want to open up that file that

just went ahead and downloaded. You then are going to go ahead and follow the installation steps, and then you're going to be all set. And then you want to reopen OBS, and you should see the plugin working correctly. So once you've gone ahead and done that and you've reopened OBS studio, if you don't see the vertical plugin here on the right-hand side, you're going to want to come to the top and select docs, and you want to make sure you have vertical, vertical sources, and vertical scenes selected, and then you should be able to have a window just like this minus the cameras if you don't have them set up yet. So the first thing we're going to want to do is we're going to want to go ahead and create our scenes and our overlays that we're going to want to utilize on our stream. Now, for this example here today, I'm going to utilize a stream overlay pack from StreamDesignz.Com, and they have tons of animated overlays.

You can go ahead and choose from, and I'll put a link in the description of this video. But the example I'm going to utilize today is going to be the Royal package here, which is inspired by Fortnite. And this is going to give me everything that I need for my stream. So we're going to see here that we're going to be able to go ahead and have our starting soon scene. We're going to be able to have our countdown timer. Everything that we need to make our stream look professional will be included in this pack. And again, you can go ahead and get one from StreamDesignz.com now. Once I have my overlay pack, I'm going to come back here to OBS studio, and I'm going to go ahead and start by adding my starting soon. So to be able to do that, what I'm going to do is on my horizontal scene, I'm going to hit start. I'm going to come to sources, and then I'm going to select a media source.

I'm going to name this media source too. And then it's going to ask you to locate the file where you have your starting soon overlay. If you went ahead and got your overlay pack from StreamDesignz.Com. You're going to get to get your overlays in a zip file. Just like this. If you're on windows, you're going to right click and extract the file. And that's going to create a folder here for you. If you're on Mac, you will go ahead and double click it. And it's going to create a folder for you. Once you have that folder, you're going to come to overlay scenes and you're going to select starting soon. You'll select open, and then you want to select loop. And now you'll see here that you'll have your starting soon available there for you to be able to utilize. Now, what we want to do is we want to make sure that this is also on

our vertical scene here as well. So we'll click on this little plus icon on the vertical scenes, and we'll name this starting press. Okay. And that's going to give us a brand new canvas here. So I'm going to select Okay. On the vertical sources, we're going to hit this little plus icon. We're going to come to where it says scenes. And now here, you can select the scene that we just went in and created start. And then we'll go ahead and adjust this. Now, what I like to try to do is make it as big as I possibly can without getting the text cut off. And sometimes I have it here at the bottom, especially for my starting soon there. So next, what I'll do is that what I like to do is the countdown timer is here on the left-hand side. So what I like to do, and this is also from the same pack from Stream Designz.

I'm going to come back to my start, and I'm going to go ahead and add here on my vertical scenes. I'm going to hit plus, I'm going to hit media source, and I'm going to come to where it says here, scenes, and I'm going to look for my count timer. And you're going to see here that I have it here as well. So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to go ahead and size this up, and I'm just going to place this right where it needs to be. Now, the beautiful thing here that I'm going to be able to do is that if you right-click here on the starting sources and you see linked scene, I'm now going to link this to start. And what that means is that whenever you switch your scenes on your horizontal stream, it's going to automatically switch into your vertical scene as well. So let's go ahead and see what that looks like.

So right now we have just me. Right. So when I'm on my horizontal and I click start, you're going to see here that now it changed on both sides. So now we want to go ahead and create our gameplay scene. So we have our gameplay scene here where I have my game. I have my webcam overlay from the same pack I got from Stream Designz, and then me in the center. So what I want to do is I want to create a scene here for the vertical to be able to utilize. So I'm gonna come to vertical scenes. I'm gonna hit the plus icon. I'm gonna name this gaming scene one. I'm gonna press OK. And now what I want to do is I want to go ahead and hit this little plus icon. And I'm going to come to where it says media source. And I'm going to go ahead and go to video capture device. I'm going to add my gameplay because I use a capture card.

If you game directly on your computer, you can do a window capture. Now I'm going to go ahead and size this. Now, most people like to go ahead and make this as big as they possibly can. And this is just going to cut off a lot of the scene for you. So what I like to do is I actually like to go ahead and try to keep it as horizontal as I possibly can, kind of in the center while still giving me enough view for people to be able to see. I'll have that there and then I'll keep it there. And remember here at the bottom, there's going to be a lot of chat going on. It's going to be comments. It's going to be just a whole bunch of stuff distracting. So you can fill this up. And I typically like to fill it up with maybe another camera angle, or you can just go ahead and extend this if you truly desire.

Right. So I'm just going to leave it there. And now what I want to do is I want to go ahead and place my camera at the top. So I'm going to come to vertical sources. I'm going to hit this little plus icon, video capture. I'm going to select my camera. And again, it's going to be here at the top. I'm just going to go ahead and size it. And now I'm going to place it there. So now I have my gameplay and I have my camera. So what I want to do again is I want to right-click linked scenes. And now I'm going to go to gaming scene. And again, here, you're going to see here. It's just, just me. So the, just me, let's link this to the, just me here. Right? So now I have my, just me, just me talking. I can go to my start.

I have my start. I have my countdown timer here as well. And then I have my gaming scene here as well. So you can see how easy this is to be able to do this. Now we need to go ahead and set up our settings to be able to send this vertical stream either to TikTok or to YouTube shorts. So to be able to do that, you are gonna come to the right-hand side here. You are gonna select this little gear icon and we're gonna come to streaming here on the left-hand side, we're gonna name this YouTube 'cause we're gonna stream to YouTube shorts, okay? And then we want to go ahead and enable, and we wanna get our server information and our key. So to be able to do that, you're gonna come to YouTube. Log into your YouTube channel account. You'll hit this little crate icon. We'll hit go live. And if you've never gone live before, this is gonna say you have to wait 24

hours to be able to get a stream key. If you have streamed before, you'll be brought to a window just like this. Welcome to the new YouTube live control. We'll go ahead and select right now. Hit start. We want to do streaming software. Hit go. And now we'll be brought to a dashboard, just like this. We're then going to come to where it says streaming URL. We'll go ahead and hit copy, come back here to OBS studio, paste the server URL. We'll come to where it says key, go back to YouTube. We'll go ahead and grab our stream key. We'll copy it there. And then we'll go ahead and come back to OBS. And then we'll go ahead and paste that there. And now for the video bit rate, you want to make sure you select at least 6,000. What I like to do is do 9,000.

Now the easiest way to be able to determine what you can put here, if you can afford to put 9,000 for the actual video bit rate, is you want to go to speedtest.net, and I'll put a link in the description of this video. You hit go, and then it's going to tell you your download and your upload. If your upload is more than 20, then you're a hundred percent able to utilize 9,000 as the video bit rate. Keep in mind, you have a vertical stream and a horizontal stream going at the same time. So you got to keep that in mind as well, that you're going to use double the bandwidth. So again, you may want to go ahead and use 6,000 here, and then 6,000 for a Twitch, if that's where you're going to be sending that over here too. So what I like to do is say, use main OBS settings, and then I press okay.

And now we have our vertical stream set up, ready to go to YouTube shorts. Then here for a horizontal stream, you want to come here to where it says settings. And then you want to select output or stream. And then here's where you'll select where you want your horizontal one to go. If you want it to go to Twitch, you simply need to go ahead and connect your account, or you can use a stream key, or you can go ahead and select the YouTube. And then you can do that there. Now, one of the best things is that once you go ahead and decided where you want your horizontal stream to go. And you have your vertical stream ready to go. All you need to do now is select start streaming. That's going to start your horizontal stream, and then you can go ahead and select here to be able to start streaming on your vertical. Now, if you want to know how to set up the rest of your overlays, I could

just chatting scene, set up alerts and everything you need to be able to utilize your stream overlay package. Go ahead and watch this video right here, where I walk you step by step on setting up all your overlays inside of OBS studio to make your stream look professional. I'll see you guys in the next video.

How to Stream to Twitch & YouTube Shorts Using OBS

LAS Curry

Streaming Horizontally and Vertically Simultaneously with OBS Studio

The video tutorial demonstrates how to stream both horizontally and vertically using OBS Studio, allowing simultaneous streaming to platforms like Twitch, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.

The first step is to download and install the Vertical OBS plugin from aitum.

After setting up the plugin and creating scenes and overlays using a pack from StreamDesignz.

com, the tutorial guides users on adding a media source for the starting scene in OBS Studio.

Download the overlay pack from StreamDesignz.

com and extract the zip file to create a folder.

Select the "starting soon" overlay and set it to loop for use.

Create a new vertical scene, link it to the starting soon overlay, and add a countdown timer from the same pack to complete the setup.

A vertical gaming scene is created by adding a new scene and using a media source for the gameplay.

The gameplay is sized to maintain a horizontal view while accommodating for chat and comments.

The camera is placed at the top, and scenes are linked for a seamless transition between views.

Setting Up a Vertical Stream for TikTok and YouTube Shorts

To set up a vertical stream, open the gear icon in OBS Studio and name the stream "YouTube" for YouTube Shorts.

Log into your YouTube account, go live, and copy the streaming URL and key to paste into OBS.

Set the video bit rate to at least 6,000, considering your upload speed, and use the main OBS settings for configuration.

Setting Up Vertical and Horizontal Streams

The vertical stream is ready for YouTube Shorts, while the horizontal stream setup is done through the settings by selecting the desired platform.

Once both streams are configured, starting the horizontal stream will allow for simultaneous vertical streaming.

For a complete setup of overlays and alerts, a tutorial video is available for a step-by-step guide in OBS Studio.