Streaming Settings
To project a broadcast from the studio to the TV, check the configuration here.
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To project a broadcast from the studio to the TV, check the configuration here.
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You will need the OBS Program to broadcast to other people in the studio via television.
First, go to DolbyStream to create a personal account and fill in the required information.
Select “Streaming” in the question below when saving progress!
Go to the live broadcast menu.
Let's log in by clicking on “Dolby.io - Demo token” which is automatically generated for trial purposes
In the section that opens, under the “Publish Token” heading, find the “Account ID” section and copy the value there.
Find the studio in the ConfigSv.StreamingAuths table with the ID we copied and enter it between the quotes on the right side of the equals sign opposite the “accoundId” variable.
Example:
Then navigate to the “Token Streams” field on the website and copy your stream name below. This is usually called by default with “myStreamName”.
Enter the Stream Name you copied back into the “streamName” variable in the ConfigSv.StreamingAuths table inside the quotes to the right of the equals.
After downloading the OBS Program, follow the steps below.
Open the active Token in the DolbyStreaming Panel and go to the “Publishing” tab.
Scroll down and find the “RTMP publish path” header and copy the URL below it.
A little further down, look for the heading “RTMP multibitrate” and copy the values below the quality that suits you.
Open the Settings tab
Go to the Broadcast tab and select “Service” and at the top select “Custom”.
Enter your “RTMP publish path” address where it is left blank in the Server section.
Enter the “RTMP multibitrate” address you copied into the blank space in the Stream Key section.
Don't forget to press the Screen share button when you start broadcasting with OBS in the studio system. By pressing this button you will make the broadcast appear on TV.
If you have progressed smoothly, you can now see Dolby in the “Live Monitoring” section when you start broadcasting.
The service we use provides the servers and intermediary networks required for a live streaming platform. This is why there are some limits to streaming for free accounts. They are as follows.
This situation equals this. When the total number of viewers of broadcasts started in more than one studio reaches 20, more people may not be able to watch the broadcasts on TV.
When your 50GB monthly quota is full, you may not be able to start a broadcast and you may encounter some errors.
Because of this situation, it may actually be a bit valuable to reflect this system on television.