Now that we've got OBSS installed on our local machine we're going to start to configure it for streaming
to our RCMP server.
Now I might sound a little bit different in this video that's because I usually use OBSS to record videos
that you've been watching Inside this course but I figured that trying to configure OBSS at the same
time I'm recording video would have some really nasty consequences.
So for this video only I'm using a different video recorder just so I can show you what to do inside
of.
Yes.
OK.
So inside of here the first thing we're going to do is create a scene down here on the bottom left.
You'll notice that I already have two scenes.
That's because as I've said I use OBSS quite a bit so I'm going to click a little plus right here and
then I'll be prompted to enter the name of a scene.
So I'm going to give this a name like streaming scene a scene is essentially a set of configuration
to specify some sorts of video for your stream and some sort of audio as well.
So when I have multiple scenes right here I can essentially specify between them different sources of
video different sources of quality and different sources of audio as well.
Once I select that new streaming scene on then going to enter in some number of sources.
So a source is a source of audio or a source of video are going to click on the little plus right there
and then select display capture and then select OK.
And then I'll get a little window right here appear.
It's essentially asking me to select which display I want to use.
Now you're only going to see that display option with the dropdown.
If you have more than one monitor.
So if you select a different Monder or if you want to stream from a different Monder you'll just select
that other one.
You'll also see crop on here will leave crop as non for right now.
OK then I'll click on OK and we'll see something like disappear.
Now right away if you look at this video carefully or this preview panel up here you'll see that there's
this red border over here on the right hand side.
So this red border is essentially the extent of what is trying to be recorded on your screen.
You'll see that presently.
I have Mike my video kind of cut off on the right hand side.
So in order to fix that I can just click and drag that like so and now I've got the whole picture in
view.
Now you may or may not have to do that depending on your screen resolution setting.
OK so that's going to take care of the video.
So now the next thing I will do is add in a audio source.
So I'm going to click on a little plus down there as well and click on audio input capture all create
a new capture and then I'll be prompted to select the device right here.
So you're going to want to select whatever microphone you have attached to your computer and make my
case I've got my microphone that is built into my machine.
And I've also got the external mike that I usually use so I'll just use that one right here and I'll
click on OK.
And that's pretty much it for the sources setup if you want to test this out really quickly.
You should be able to click on it start recording over here and maybe just talk and scream a little
bit whatever you want to do and then click on it stop recording.
That's going to create a video file on your local machine to figure out where that file was created.
You can click on settings and then go to output right here.
Then on output you probably see simple by default and you'll notice on here the recording section and
it has a recording path.
So that is the directory where your video file was just recorded too.
So you can click on browse right there.
No we don't want to browse sorry that's to select the file or you can open up that folder manually and
you should see that video file appear like here's the one I just created right there so you can open
up that file and just listen to it and make sure that everything is working appropriately.
Remember if you don't have any audio or video show up I would encourage you to do a little bit of research
on your own because again I can't say it enough.
Not really going to help you if you're having trouble with the Obeah setup because that's just not the
point of this course.
The reason I'm making a big deal about that is that sometimes getting OBSS set up is a real pain in
the rear.
And I just don't want you to get hung up on this stuff because it's just not relevant for what we're
doing.
OK.
So now that we've got OBSS set up with a scene we're going to take a pause right here and then we'll
come back the next section and start setting up our client side app to receive video streamed from UBS.
One quick thing I to mention here we haven't actually set up OBSS to stream video to our RTM piece server
just yet.
We're going to work on our re-act application just a little bit and then come back to OBSS and fix that
stuff up.
OK.
So quick pause and I'll see you in.