Stream with Streamlabs Desktop

Streamlabs Desktop sends your video to Onzsa. It needs two things from us: where to send it, and a private key that proves it’s you. Your Onzsa server and stream key are in Settings → Channel under “Stream key”, and in Creator studio once you have set up a broadcast.

Connect Streamlabs Desktop

1. Open Streamlabs and click the gear icon (bottom left) to open "Settings", then choose "Stream".
2. Set "Stream Type" to "Custom Streaming Server".
3. Paste your Onzsa server into "URL".
4. Paste your stream key into "Stream key", then click "Done".

In Streamlabs Desktop, the server goes in “URL” and the key in “Stream key”. Treat the key like a password: anyone who has it can stream to your channel. If it ever leaks, replace it in Settings → Channel — the old one stops working straight away.

Pick settings for your internet

Your upload speed decides how sharp your stream can be. The connection check in Creator studio measures it and fills these steps in for you. The steps below use 1080p at 60 fps; use the table to pick the row that fits.

1. In Settings, open "Output" and set "Output Mode" to "Advanced".
2. On the "Streaming" tab set "Rate Control" to "CBR", "Bitrate" to 6000 and "Keyframe Interval" to 2.
3. On the "Audio" tab set "Audio Bitrate" to 160.
4. Open "Video" and set "Output (Scaled) Resolution" to 1920x1080 and "Common FPS Values" to 60.

Go live

Press “Go Live”. Within a few seconds Creator studio shows your video arriving. Want to check first with nobody watching? Rehearse first.