OBS Tutorial/Guide: Easiest Two PC NDI Streaming Setup NO CAPTURE CARD/MIXER NEEDED!!

[@bobsnot6386]

Brilliant video thank you very much. Although one point I would like to make is a problem that took me about an hour to solve is that you need to make sure both PC's are discover-able on your network or maybe I am just a moron

[@anthonyeatherly3424]

Is there a way to listen to the music you are streaming from spotify on the headset while playing? I followed your steps for the audio but still can't hear the music through either speakers or the headset.

[@Rgmekanic]

Excellent video but I have a question. Do you have any suggestions on easy controls if your gaming PC and streaming PC aren't in the same room? I'm a sim racer, and my racing rig and PC are in one room, and I would like to use my "normal" gaming PC as a streaming PC, which is located in a different room.

[@kristineburks7859]

Hey there, first off we've really used your videos to help us learn to setup our stream and very much appreciate the time and effort you've put into them. So here's our dilemma that I am hoping you may be able to help us with. My husband and I are streaming to the same Twitch channel. We use his game feed, and just push my webcam feed to his SLOBS using the NDI Scan Converter, and my voice to him using Voicemeeter Banana VBAN. Then he runs the stream from there. We are not using a dedicated streaming machine, though we have the option of using a small gaming laptop for that purpose if that's what we need to do. The problem we're having is that for some reason when he uses his in-game push to talk (Ark: Survival Evolved is the game if that matters) to speak and someone else is speaking in-game, it is pushing the OTHER person's voice back out of his feed. So that it looks like his avatar is mimicking back the other person's voice. We have double checked to make sure all webcam mics are muted/shut off, and that the Voicemeeter VAIO is the default in Windows. We've tried turning on one feed at a time/turning off one feed at a time. We've spent ours turning stuff off and on and simply cannot figure out what we're missing that is causing his opening his mic in game to push the game audio back through his feed. Any help would be hugely appreciated!!! We've spent countless hours testing and web searching and are just at a freaking loss now. Thanks!!! Alia

[@dousted2629]

Kristine Burks Ark is using the default recording device for its input and somewhere in your chain your bf is pushing system sounds to the default input. As your voice etc is not being repeated also I’d look on his voicemeeter and his default recording device in windows.

[@kevinasturias2488]

can you do this on Streamlabs OBS? I was trying the same steps there but it did not work.

[@KingWillTTV]

Man! You were up real early to make this video! Good on you though! IT REALLY HELPED ME SETUP MY STREAM ALL NICE!

[@sethwilliamson]

Well, this is timely! I popped by your channel to report the results of part 1 of my tinkering. Both of my machines have two network ports, so I grabbed a crossover cable and directly connected the two machines. The idea at first was just to get as low latency and high quality as possible in VBAN by giving it a dedicated pipeline. That worked well for me, but then I played with NDI as well. I won't go into detail about that since you just did. :-) Regardless, for next to no money if you have the bits and bobs laying around, or about the cost of a McDonald's value meal if you buy a premade crossover cable on Amazon, you can easily do the same. The internet is full of instructions on configuring a crossover network connection for the operating system(s) you may be using. For me, my main LAN is on the 10. network, so I put my crossover connections on 192.168. There's zero switching or routing in between the boxes so latency is low and you don't have to worry about the power of your switch/router. Your stream will be going out a physically separate network so you don't have to worry about the VBAN/NDI traffic and the stream traffic fighting for space. Also, for people who may be plugging into your ISP's router and don't have the control to do things like static or reserved IPs, this makes VBAN and NDI usable since your crossover network can run static beside your ISP's settings. If you aren't blessed with two network ports on your motherboards of both computers, you can buy a gigabit expansion card for less than the cost of two value meals as well. All-in I'd say you could do it for $25 USD with new parts (less if you have cables, ends, crimpers, spare/ebay NICs.) Sure beats the cost of a capture card or replacement router!

[@ObjectiveComplete]

Can you do it the other way around? Just pass through the Game Capture to the Capture PC? and have streamlabs, mic, music on the Capture PC instead of the Gaming PC?

[@rentaro.romania]

Why when I start CS:GO on the streaming PC it doesnt fit to screen, its like only in left side. Can you help me out?

[@mizifih]

Loved the tutorial, not limited to NDI. Thank you. But I have a question. Why not set all the overlays and mic, I mean, everything not-the-actual-game-output on the streaming PC? The audio would make sense for me if you're trying to avoid syncing problems. Is that the reason? Is there a technical reason why one shouldn't add everything else on the streaming PC and leave just the game screen/audio in the gaming PC to be sent over NDI?

[@fabiovianna]

Best tutorial ever and we are in 2019 already, thank you!

[@neckovibez]

Hey, I just want to say keep up the good work. I've learn a lot of information from your videos that help with my stream.

[@motleyflux]

I am only going to be recording, I had everything set up, the video sucked but I got it fixed, everything was going well, then I lost all sound on my recording PC. I could hear the sound from my recording PC but playback yield no sound at all. Any suggestions?

[@RickyMasterChiefLaw]

How does the NDI source from OBS in Stream pc detect the NDI in Game pc? Using cables?

[@justindaly3701]

This is very helpful. I recently decided that I want to start streaming. I haven't yet started but I will be using this to help me start. Thank you very much.

[@HalfAsianDerp]

Thank you for going out of your way to redirect me to this video. You are a legend good sir.

[@syypher]

Would having all of these streaming elements on the gaming PC OBS studio cause too much CPU or graphics card overhead? I'm no expert but from the research I have done it seems like all of those elements should be on the streaming PC. Please advise. I have a second PC for streaming now and wouldn't want to tax my gaming PC more than it needs to be...

[@TheMeltedJedi]

Love this video man! Thanks so much for making it. I think I need to reinstall my virtual audio cable as the sources dont seem to effect my spotify. I'll reinstall it with admin and see if it works.

[@XinotarMX]

Hibi have this setup: Gaming pc i9 2080 ti, laptop think pad i7 p50. can i stream from my laptop using this setup?

[@HypNoTiXz]

Okay, I need some assistance. I have everything set up properly on OBS as described, the only issue is that my stream PC gets very very high CPU usage when receiving the source from either OBS or XSplit.. any reason why this is happening?

[@BigDaddySlick78]

Question for you sir. I'm running an NDI Dual PC Stream and I currently have my headphones plugged into my gaming PC so I can hear the game. Trouble is... I cant hear my stream so when someone subs or and alert procs I have to see it visually on my Streaming Monitor. If I plug my Astro AS50's into my streaming PC instead of my gaming PC... will there be any lag in sound coming from my game on my gaming PC or is it so undetectable there is no desync felt while you are playing? Real Time Game Audio is EXTREMELY important in the games I play. Thank you! Love the channel! #BigDaddySlick78

[@FrugalStreamer]

Add an NDI audio filter to the desktop capture (or whatever source you're using for your alerts) and use the NDI Studio Monitor App (from NDI.TV) on the game PC and let it output to your headset source. It uses next to no resources and can run in the background.

[@sliceb_59]

What if your running both pc with different Ethernet cables but from the same internet box

[@TheRavensCaw]

As always an amazing video, thank you for the guidance. Learned something new about integrating song playback so it doesnt bother me when I play. THANK YOU

[@oblio10]

Great video! Appreciate you putting the time in to do one. Just one question. On my stream PC when I go to NDI properties and click on a source, my desktop PC source does not pop up. It's just blank. What did I do wrong?

[@Azzaros]

This helped me alot, ty. And I Subscribed. Gg 😉

[@msmusic9098]

Im new to streaming...do i stream on both obs studio and streamlabsOBS or can i choose either one i like better

[@rayworldgaming7890]

Thank you very much for your work! It really helped me to build my stream setup on a budget! Your content is awesome!

[@redeyes3395]

it may be a bit late but thank you so much sir. i am new to this streaming stuff, after watched this not only i learned how to use two pc efficiently i also learned some other stuffs on the way like setting display,game , web captures. instead of pc i used mac as streaming pc and i made one mistake initially... i installed ndi plugin in wrong locations then i read the texts on github that it must be on root directory of obs. i just downloaded the zip and copy pasted the contents into the directory then restarted my pc and the ndi sources has been added to obs.

[@phantomthagod5821]

for some reason my game computuer only picks up my stream computer but my stream computer doesn't do the same

[@brunoguerra6085]

First of all , thanks for the video and explanations! Just a quick question, no network setup is required for both of the machines? No ports , no rules , no nothing?

[@Invert]

Hey, great tutorial. I got a question tho, can you put your alerts on stream labs (on the streaming pc) instead of your gaming pc?

[@johnrigdon6639]

Hey Frugal, so I have everything setup the way you said in your video, but I have like a twenty second audio delay on my actual twitch stream. And like at least the say in visual, is there a way to fix this that you know of? I have low latency up on twitch itself. I have the stuff on StreamLabs set at 0 and such. Have my desktop and mic audio timestamps taken off. LIke what else is there for me to do to get this to work. Only thing that is keeping me from going live officially

[@FrugalStreamer]

When you record a video clip, is it out of sync?

[@johnrigdon6639]

The Frugal Streamer so I kinda of goofed. I was looking at my stream through my phone. Spent 3 hours last night and then 5 today to try and fix it. I think there is a 20 second delay on my phone but on my pc when I go into twitch it’s about 2-4 seconds

[@FrugalStreamer]

So, there is inherent delay between real time and what the viewer sees. 4 seconds is actually really good. I thought you meant a delay between your audio and video

[@omie11]

Does this work on Xsplit broadcaster?

[@CallMeThumpz]

So for the stream pc do I only download the runtime? Or do I get both aswell?

[@efraserify]

i've done this but i noticed my music monitor comes through the desktop audio line, which affects my NDI audio to my stream pc. the music and music monitor work as intened but seem to be tied to the desktop audio. any idea on what im doing wrong?

[@efraserify]

@@FrugalStreamer the stream gets double music sound when my music and music monitor are playing. if i mute my monitor, its ok on stream. when i play both i get double audio on stream. sorry i forgot to mention that, my bad!

[@notdylanlmao]

It says no such file or directory when we try downloading the runtime place help.

[@samcampopiano1584]

thanks so much for this tutorial. Very clear and without problems, so well done!

[@Aesop0827]

NDI vs 4k elgato what's your opinion or thoughts if one can buy a capture card should they or give NDI a try beforehand. I ask because I'm in process of bldg a encoding PC and I wonder image quality wise would it be worth it to take that $300-$400 and put it somewhere else IE gfx card monitor etc.

[@Seluecus1]

i could have swore that i followed this step-step. but when started messing with that vb cable... it screwed up ALL of my audio to the point where it took me 3 days and uninstalling that program to fix the issue.

[@therealsechs]

The thing confusing me is, How are you still hearing your Spotify music, even tho you have spotify audio going through the cable program, both music and music monitor are selecting the same thing. How do you hear the music on your end as well?

[@mangotango4403]

Do I do the same method for discord as you did for spotify? And why can’t i just place spotify in the background without doing the virtual cable stuff

[@mangotango4403]

I have another question, why does my stream not look like true 60fps? I have 200mpbs ethernet and 1 gig bandwith

[@mangotango4403]

The Frugal Streamer The connection seems to be really laggy when I’m on spawn island in fortnite and in the skydiving. Do you recommend something to improve transfer speeds between my two pcs

[@Pabula]

Great video, really great explanation, thanks for sharing. I really like the very simple you make it, i been impressed with your voicemeeters tutorials, but i this is way easier. One question, having many souces, usb mics, game capture, screen capture, webrowser capture, among other things on the gaming pc dont tax more the the % CPU utilization that will be send via NDI than to do everything on the streaming machine?

[@mikke1856]

i cant see in the tools the ndi output

[@chadtopia]

Hey Pun, quick question. Does this allow you to record each sound stream separately? So like Game sounds, Voice comms etc?

[@chadtopia]

The Frugal Streamer ah thats a problem, I want to record with the 2nd streaming pc. need to work out the connections

[@akapixel9982]

i havent seen the video yet, but i dont understand how the 2pcs will work together...??

[@itsgello8494]

if you can only use for version 22 and above, why do you have 21.1.2 obs?

[@DanofEarth]

this is a great guide, thank you!. Im just wondering, why wouldn't you run all the secondary scenes (web cam, alert source, etc.) directly on your streaming rig?

[@DanofEarth]

ah i see. im actually going to set this up tomorrow. So this is the way you'd recommend in terms of audio? also, is there any type of audio lag that needs to be compensated for? i have heard of audio drifter after using this method for prolonged periods of time.

[@tof1998]

Nice one Mr Frugal. Good Tut as usual

[@Freerunnerx10]

Nice video something I've been looking into for the future. Looks like a really nice way of doing things. Allowing you to have multiple audio channels and raw gameplay capture on a gaming PC . Then all combined for the streaming PC. Hypothetically speaking... Just something I'm curious about how would go about moving multiple audio channels without the use of a mixer from a Gaming PC to a streaming PC? Take for example my current audio setup on my one PC setup. I have several audios channels. Game, Comms, Music & And Microphone.

[@gjlrkglkfgjkjgtrlkgy]

hey man loving the video but I don't get the ndi option in obs tools i dont know why, i did everything like you said including reinstalling the pc

[@gjlrkglkfgjkjgtrlkgy]

@@FrugalStreamer got it thanks brother you just got another sub

[@dontheman7093]

Thanks for the awesome content. I have followed your steps to the letter and gone back over and over several times and am not getting any of my audio from my voice from the game pc to the stream pc via ndi. I can see the ndi game audio on my game pc obss meter and I can see my game audio on my stream pc obss meter but when I turn the game sound down on the game pc there is no indication of mic sound from my game pc on the stream pc obss ndi indicator. Please assist as I don't have much hair left as a result of this issue. Additional information: When I watch a video on my gpc desktop ndi sends the video and voice to my streaming pc. Its obviously a setting but for the life of me I cant find it. Thanks again...

[@FrugalStreamer]

You can use the camera source and make the audio for it your mic.

[@dontheman7093]

@@FrugalStreamer Turns out you already help me figure it out. I re-watched your setup video and payed more attention and you pointed out that the audio in OBS Studio needs all the first channels ticked, somehow mine were not, I ticked them and POOF, worked like a champ. Thanks for your awesome content and your quick response in assisting me. Sorry to hear about your stuff getting hacked but am glad you are ok and back..... Thanks again,

[@gustavomarrara9660]

What would be the minimum requirements for the stream PC? Does it need a dedicated GPU? Thanks

[@kidhow]

so how about recording? it seems that ndi only receive all output audio in one audio track. i need to record the video with multiple audio tracks and let say each serve for, games audio, voice chat, and my own mic audio. it seems that ndi only receive all output audio in one audio track

[@FrugalStreamer]

It only sends on track 1. You would have to use Discord and other sources on the stream PC or send a dedicated audio NDI using OBS Studio on the game PC.

[@hansolokey1274]

I can’t seem to get this to work, my stream pc isn’t picking up my gaming source. Could you help?

[@arthekihm]

hi. I have a really bad problem. When i put my music monitor on monitor only, my desktop sounds too, and the music and desktop sound at the same time cuz my music monitor is sounding on my desktop, what do i do :(

[@arthekihm]

@@FrugalStreamer Hi, thank u for ur reply! :3 I did mute the desktop but the twitch alerts dont sound when im on stream D:

[@arthekihm]

@@FrugalStreamer ur fast! thank u for replying, ill try something else ♥ tysm

[@bryanbendelow9733]

Love it awesome tutorial once again!!! have a question for a couple of friends setting up a single pc stream without using Voice Meter, you would do the sounds and stuff just like you did on the game pc with your music just using the virtual cables and and cables A and B if needed? because like you said they are very over whelmed with the looks of VM it seems like a lot to them.

[@bryanbendelow9733]

and what would I do with discord so that i can control volume in stream with discord.

[@evan5848]

First, thanks for this video. It was very helpful. I did run into one problem. I had my start screen as its own scene so I could get a nice transition (fade) to the game screen. However, If I don't have the game scene selected then spotify music won't broadcast (presumably because there is no NDI source under the starting screen scene). Is there any way to set up so I can still have the nice scene transitions?

[@DENTT7]

Because of your video my money saved thanks a Lot🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@FrugalStreamer]

Any time!

[@izillatv5465]

best tutorial ever

[@dyingphenix7908]

Just an observation, with no intent to flame you: your xlr cable on the mic sticks right in front of your face. Why not position the mic on the boom in a way that your face isn't covered. That's the point of having a camera.

[@mrcammyp1]

You watch this entire video and that's your one takeaway LMFAOOOO instead of telling how other people should do things while ironically watching THEIR tutorial, I recommend you get some medication to help with your OCD.

[@kaiden705]

I need help it just shows a black screen and ive done everything correctly.

[@riggjuiced0923]

Hey I did everything you did but when I start my game like fortnite it doesn’t capture the game it just captures the alert box

[@CrossxfiresTTV]

I'm using a USB headset logitech g933 and for some reason I can't get my audio to work but everything else does, I tried finding a solution and I have not come up with anything. Any tip on how to fix this problem ?

[@CrossxfiresTTV]

@@FrugalStreamer i actually figured it out ! I appreciate the response though!

[@s13drifterman]

Just to let u know vb cable does not work says its corrupted while running administrater

[@FrugalStreamer]

Reinstall, it works fine.

[@akinbindjev1037]

unable to register dll/ocx regsvr32 failed with exit code 0xC000001D . and i cant do nothing can u help ?

[@Uzzgard]

But you do need a capture card if you want to connect ps4 into the mix?

[@garymurray3615]

Hi Frugal Streamer, love your post and I really appreciate your time spent providing great advice. So...pardon my obvious questions... On your Gaming PC you are running Stream Labs OBS and on your Streaming PC you are running OBS Studio w/NDI.... and the two are compatible for streaming your content? If I am correct Sweet!...or did I get it wrong...

[@TheSocialGamer]

Do you stream at 1080p 60 fps? If you do, what is the bitrate that you use to either Twitch or KZbin? You have an amazing channel, subbed!

[@zanemcdonald1381]

hello comments please help, when i get to my streaming pc i cannot see the option for NDI why is this please help thanks!

[@ChumpBait]

i need some help , so i have the 2 pc setup and every time im on my streaming computer my internet it woukd be good for 30 sec and the kb/s drop to zero but its weird if i stream on my gaming pc it doesnt drop at all

[@invictuskrazed2213]

ChumpBait it might be because ur gaming pc is wired internet or something and ur stream PC is wireless

[@Mech_Aegis]

ok, I went straight to the NDI installation part of the video. After installing / restarting, I didn't see NDI output setting nor NDI Source. Do I need to setup the initial cable, camera, and music parts as well?

[@Travis2L]

AegisMechanized maybe you should watch the WHOLE VIDEO!

[@MRshrir1985]

I am unable to get any audio to transfer to my streaming pc . please assits

[@MRshrir1985]

The Frugal Streamer video is fine , I get some weird static noise or no audio at all , what to do ?

[@MRshrir1985]

@@FrugalStreamer im not sure, once i have selected NDI source, i have also done a seprate NDI AUDIO OUTPUT , and it still doesnt pass audio through, my gaming pc, do i need to select "AUDIO OUTPUT" as a source too ?

[@pantherandroseshows]

i have a question hope you can answer it. i did all the instructions on set up but my gaming pc is still loosing performance and my gaming pc still use its cpu and gpu is low performance. why is my gaming pc laging when i do ndi to another pc to stream thanks for the answer

[@pantherandroseshows]

@@FrugalStreamer im using slobs btw not obs. So do you recomend i use obs instead of slobs?

[@pantherandroseshows]

@@FrugalStreamer i have no clue how many cpu in the streaming pc use but in my gaming pc cpu use about 95 percent and gpu is super low like 30 percent wich is kinda weird for my gaming exp

[@pantherandroseshows]

Well from what i saw its 95 percent on my cpu when sending it to slob sir

[@pepedafrog9066]

when we get to the first step on the streaming pc, im stuck. When i open streamlabs and are going to hit "add a new source to your scene" there is no NDI source there, what did I do wrong?

[@pepedafrog9066]

@@FrugalStreamer thanks

[@oneshotwatts4413]

Do you have to have both pcs hooked up with ethernet cable on same network?

[@FrugalStreamer]

Yes through a router. Switch would work too.

[@oneshotwatts4413]

@@FrugalStreamer ok, I plugged them both into router, both have obs and ndi, still cant get game display to stream oc..

[@FrugalStreamer]

@@oneshotwatts4413 firewall issue maybe?

[@oneshotwatts4413]

@@FrugalStreamer maybe, I'll have to give it a look. Thanks for your help. Really appreciate your videos

[@tjumiigaming6026]

Hey Frugal Streamer. Slobs had an update and now the NDI Source tab is gone. Did slobs removed it ? 10 x thnx

[@tjumiigaming6026]

@@FrugalStreamer ok, thanks for responding. Fingers crossed its just a temp. thing.

[@tjumiigaming6026]

EDIT : i got it to work dude. 10 x thanks for the help. @@FrugalStreamer i d/l and installed but it doesnt show up for me. To bad man your tutorial worked out great for me. And i bet a bunch of others.

[@nickk754]

How did you get streamlabs OBS 10.0? I have .9.8 and it does not have the ndi source

[@nickk754]

Nevermind deleted all the scenes and made a new one and its an option

[@-wiresandfires-3864]

Hey if I run the game pc on windows and the streaming pc on Linux will this still work? I ask because I want to use the raspberry pi as a cheap streaming pc

[@mrcammyp1]

How did that work out? Lol

[@KrenarMuzaqii]

I have done all steps but my streaming is lagging to much, why that happens?

[@FrugalStreamer]

Using wifi?

[@KrenarMuzaqii]

@@FrugalStreamer no, both with Lan cable

[@FrugalStreamer]

@@KrenarMuzaqii GigE?

[@KrenarMuzaqii]

@@FrugalStreamer can you be more specific while i don't understand what you mean? I have 100mb/s my internet.

[@FrugalStreamer]

@@KrenarMuzaqii You need 1GB, that's the reason for the lag. Buy a cheap 1gb switch (less than 20 USD) and a couple CAT6 cables and hook your pcs to the switch and the switch to your router

[@polsepanda7871]

Hey i love the vid relly helpfull but my streamlabs does not have ndi by default why? need quick help?

[@TheSocialGamer]

Just Google OBS NDi plugin.

[@leviticusszn6393]

There is no source name that shows up on my stream pc. someone please help

[@leviticusszn6393]

Yea I have done both of those same still nothing shows up

[@therealsechs]

Hey, I want to say your tutorial for NDI works perfectly. I still have yet to manage how after making the audio go into the (digital cable) How are you able to get the same audio to still go through your headset when you are selecting the same (digital cable ) for output?

[@kevanrobinson6203]

PLEASE RESPOND! i followed all steps and once I press add source and DONE nothing happens, please help I have been struggling for a while

[@kevanrobinson6203]

whenever i add NDI source and choose the source name it is just a black screen

[@kevanrobinson6203]

i will try one more thing then yes, i will join discord

[@gustavoromero6072]

is not working for me either, did you fixed?

[@CoalitionGaming]

90% of the time this is a firewall issue. Make sure you go into your windows firewall and allow OBS through it (and any other internet security firewall software you might have). Also reboot your router, i've heard that can help. Also make sure your network connection is NOT set to "public" as this will cause that problem too. You should be on "private" or "work."

[@kevanrobinson6203]

for me OBS is not one of the options to allow through Windows Firewall

[@newnzy]

wicked thank you it will help my stream many thanks

[@LeeAyzahn]

Thanks So Much For This Tutorial

[@AiChanBot]

Looks nice! I like your movie :)

[@sachinseli03]

Don't we need a gigabyte connection for 2 pc setup????

[@FrugalStreamer]

Newtek says yes. But nowadays, if you don't have one, why? Everything comes with it now.

[@RainyFN]

my ndi wont pop up i installed it 5 times please help

[@RainyFN]

@@FrugalStreamer How do i do that?

[@Juntauz]

omg thank you for this.. time to get to work on my own system.. :) so you sir.. thank you.

[@6butcha6]

hi friend. i need some audio from the 2pc (streaming pc ) to be picked up by the ndi plugin. is there any way of doing this ? thank you.

[@FrugalStreamer]

Yep. There's multiple ways. Easiest is probably using the Screen Capture HX app that comes with NDI Tools (free) and setting up your audio capture source to whatever you want captured.

[@yyamin]

My stream frames are really low like 10 fps any fix

[@Azzaros]

What TP link are you using. If using 1/100mbts, you nees to get 1gbts one. Or 1000mbts to say...

[@broskiDino]

Did anyone else almost have a heart-attack at 10:20 ?

[@DanteAllDay]

Thank you! Great video :)

[@portroyal91191]

Awesome content man! I really appreciate this video, laid out extremely well with the identifiers with stream/gaming PC at the top, 10/10 dude.

[@crazyeyecarl]

If we could actually show install, and set up before adding songs, and alerts that would be so nice. As someone who doesn't have those things, or hasn't gotten that far and is just trying to get everything set up and working...whatever.

[@FrugalStreamer]

I have a full playlist of tutorials.

[@gerrardlim3462]

helpful

[@BLYFACTOR]

But you gotta have a good router like that too and another PC too ha so $$$ I'll totally keep this video in mind if I ever 1 day decide to go this route.

[@CoalitionGaming]

Most routers/switches in most setups nowadays have at least gigabit ethernet ports, and if it doesn't then a standalone switch with gigabit ports is cheap, and the config can have all computers doing anything NDI related on the gigabit switch with an ethernet cable from the router to the switch giving everything connected to the switch internet access. As far the "another PC" point, any hyperthreading dual core like an i3 or quad-core CPU like a core2quad, or old laptop (as long as it has a gigabit ethernet port) is good enough for basic 720p30 streaming. It doesn't take much but man does NDI go a long way.

[@HoxFox]

I use a used pc that someone brought in 2012. 4gb ram and Intel Pentium G3420 @ 3.20GHz. Still streams division 2 on 30 fps with dual. otherwise i would get 5-10 fps if i stream solo pc.

[@mrcammyp1]

How do you answer the same questions over and over again without going completely insane? 😂

[@F4teful]

the goat