How to Attach Screen on Twitch

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Quick Guide for Screen Attachment

Attaching your screen on Twitch through OBS Studio allows you to share your computer display with your viewers. Here’s a clear and concise step-by-step guide to help you set it up:

Content

Download and Install OBS Studio

Open OBS Studio

Create a New Scene

Add a Media Source

Position and Resize the Media Source

Configure Audio Settings

Save Your Scene Collection

Link OBS to Twitch

Start Your Stream

1. Download and Install OBS Studio

Ensure you have OBS Studio installed on your computer. If not, download and install it from obsproject.com.

2. Open OBS Studio

Launch OBS Studio on your computer after installation.

3. Create a New Scene

In OBS, create a new scene by clicking the "+" under the "Scenes" box in the bottom left corner. Name your scene (e.g., "Screen Share").

4. Add a Media Source

Click the "+" under the "Sources" box. Select "Media Source" from the list of source types. Name your source (e.g., "Screen Capture"). Click “"OK"” to proceed

5. Position and Resize the Media Source

In OBS, drag and resize the media source to fit your scene layout as needed.

6. Configure Audio Settings

Ensure your audio settings are configured to capture any necessary sound. Add“"Audio Input Capture" and "Audio Output Capture"” sources if you need to include microphone or system audio.

7. Save Your Scene Collection

Go to “"Scene Collections" ”in OBS and click "Save" to save your current scene collection.

8. Link OBS to Twitch

Go to the “"Settings" ” in OBS, then navigate to the “"Stream" ” tab. Select “"Twitch" ” as the service. Click “"Connect Account (recommended)"” and log in to your Twitch account, or use your stream key from your Twitch dashboard.

9. Start Your Stream

Click “"Start Streaming" ”in OBS to begin broadcasting your screen on Twitch. Verify that your screen is being shared correctly by checking your Twitch channel.

By following these steps, you can effectively share your screen on Twitch through OBS Studio, allowing your viewers to see your computer display during your streams.