Become one with the troubleshooting, and do things systematically so you’re always able to work backward and find the source of your problem. Third, please know that even if you do everything right, something will still probably not work. I’ve been streaming for a little while on my own channel, and most of what I’m going to lay out is just the stuff I’ve picked up since I’ve been on Twitch. Second, this isn’t meant to be exhaustive. All require a bit of knowledge about how to read forums and not want to die while doing the necessary troubleshooting. Some ways of streaming are easier others are more difficult. Zoom allows you to stream directly to YouTube, for example, and you can always go live on Instagram. If you’re still Twitch-curious, I have a gift for you: a guide for how to get started.īefore I dive in, I’ll begin with a few caveats.
It’s actually quite difficult to get started. I keep writing about live-streaming like it’s accessible and easy to do - which it’s not.
