Tag "OBS"

Streamers can now use OBS to enable enhanced broadcasting with Dolby OptiView Streaming. Viewers get an optimized experience by choosing from multiple bitrate options. For operators, OBS automatically generates multitrack videos, removing the need for extra transcoding software or hardware and helping reduce operational costs. Check out our short demo video and step-by-step guide in the blog post.

Access our on demand replay to learn about OBS Studio versions, streaming protocols like WHIP, WebRTC, RTMP, SRT, and features such as Simulcast and MBR to improve your streaming.

In this guide, we will walk you through setting up a streamed 5.1 surround sound environment that allows the movement of sound in real time when published with dolby.io and OBS.

The release of Open Broadcasting Software (OBS) Studio 30.0 brings support for WebRTC HTTP Ingest Protocol (WHIP) to enable real-time streaming with low latency and wide device compatibility.

NDI® (Network Device Interface) is a free protocol for Video over IP, which makes it possible to stream video and media across networks with low latency from many device sources. We’ll show you how to incorporate NDI into your dolby.io Real-time Streaming workflow.