It will be easy for you to get set up and stream 360 videos. Thanks to the wonderful magic of the community, there is now wealth of documentation on this process, only a week after the announcement. The documentation from YouTube was pretty thin when they first announced support of 360 streaming. I was able to successfully to get live streaming to YouTube using Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) Studio.Īlthough the process took me a few days to figure out, you should be able to get everything set up in 15 minutes. This video will give you a feeling for what it looks like when it’s streaming:įound this cool and awesome video tutorial on live streaming to YouTube with the THETA S by Jeremy Sciarappa. As of 5/5/16, the THETA S can only output 1920 x 720 through the USB UVC Blender driver.
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Update from Craig: For OBS, copy the Stream key into the box below. In Wirecast Play, click on the “stream” button, to authenticate the YouTube account, to start the live streaming.
If the setup is successful, the “Live” mark will light up on the front of the THETA S.ĭeliver the Live Streaming Encoder to YouTubeĬonnect the THETA S to set up the encoder. The THETA will start in live streaming mode. Hold down the “camera” button of THETA S while pressing the “Power” button. Click the checkbox for “This live stream is 360°” under the new 360° video section.Īfter completing these steps, click the “Create Event” button. Set the start time in the “basic information” tab description.Ĥ Click on the “Advanced Settings” tab. Click the “start” button on the live streaming.Ģ On the live streaming menu, you’ll see “immediate delivery” and “event.” Select “event.”ģ Click on the “New live event” button. Update from Craig: I’ve also tested O pen Broadcaster Software (OBS) Studio 64 bit.
Update from Craig: I have a detailed tutorial on installing THETA UVC Blender live-streaming app.ĭownload any of the live streaming applications recommended by YouTube, and do the set up.
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