How to use OBS on Facebook (It's so easy!)

Learning how to setup livestream gear is just one part of the process, but then pushing your livestream to Facebook live is the other part of it all. OBS is an amazing and FREE program that works so well with live-streaming and allowing you to use on-screen graphics and build out scenes and add videos etc... just makes sense to use OBS for a budget livestream setup!

🔥All gear used in this livestream setup:
SmallRig RC 220B Light: SmallRig RC 220B

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[PoetEDTV]

this video is GOLDEN!!!! This morning I came across your video "My Multi-Camera Livestream Setup (Budget setup!)" and instantly subscribed hoping you would released this video soon and a few hour later here it is. This video is exactly what I've been looking for, as I've been wanting to use OBS to stream live on Facebook. Thank You for this bro! Keep up the dope content! 🔥 #YupYup

[Earthwalkermedia]

Super insightful video man! Very well done 💪🏻

[adambowles]

Love it thanks that is exactly how I live stream our church services each week that's very familiar we use OBS and stream to church fb page..the only problem I ever have is about ocean a month I have to re copy and re paste the stream key I don't know if it changes or if OBS forgets it but it's simple to re copy and paste when it gives a error message that Stream key cannot be accessed.but yeah man I love it very easy to use.🎉

[IamEQUIX]

Hello Lucas

Regarding this video, I have concerns to comment on

How do you get your camera's outline to appear blurred (I understand it's in OBS, but how)?

How do you get the light of the camera in which the interviewee must look to be activated?

The most amazing thing, all in one scene hehehe

Thank you for sharing knowledge and keep going with this kind of video tutorials that are really pleasant to learn with living experiences

[luciddreampictures]

This seems a very strange way of using ‘scenes’ and ‘ sources’. Having everything as sources in one scene. Never seen it done like that before! Why do you feel that’s better than creating different scenes for Intro, each angle, outro etc??