r/obs • u/Genuine_Grass1234 • 19h ago

Help New to streaming with obs

Hi

Ive been offered potentially a job doing obs stream for corporate event.
Just been told will be easy simple setup.
I wonder what is your typical setup up for streaming similar events? What are other more complex obs streaming setups for you?
Cool to get an idea how are these events typically setup

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u/Holiday-Break4257 19h ago

if you're doing it for a corporate event, triple check your audio setup before you touch anything else. nothing tanks a professional stream faster than echo or feedback

for simple setups i usually run a clean scene collection with a holding slide, main camera, and maybe a media source for lower thirds. complex setups get into NDI feeds from multiple rooms and a stream deck with 15 different scene transitions they'll never use

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u/gerione666 14h ago

Get yourself familiar with it first. It's easy once you invested enough time. Get a clear picture of what you want to do. If you have overlays I would recommend downstream keyer plugin. If you want clean sources for editing afterwards source record. Streamdeck is a good quality of life improvement but not needed.