It’s no secret that OBS does not support native streaming on several channels simultaneously (and, according to the developers, it won’t be soon).
I bring to your attention a solution to this problem.
There are two ways you can go: semi-automatic (which you trust me to do), and manual.
1. This archive is yadi.sk/d/x_MvFb1tkFNqj
2. This batch file is yadi.sk/d/6DJ2LvQjkFPXb
3. Actually, OBS and all that stuff.
Trust in me is only necessary at this stage, unless you are paranoid and do not think that I will steal all your bases in this way.
Download everything you need, launch the archive (the extraction path can be changed, but then you will need to change it in the body file), after extraction follow the path C:\nginx\conf, where do you find the file nginx.conf, open it with notepad, and almost at the very bottom you find lines with rtmp servers.
Here you need to https://spinsamuraicasino.co.uk/login/ substitute your broadcast key instead of STREAMKEY (in the case of a pipe, you may need to replace the entire link). Next, if desired, change, delete, add links, depending on how many and what channels are needed (don’t forget before the push link, and after the semicolon).
After that, open OBS, set the broadcast settings to custom, and the server is rtmp://localhost/live.
That’s it, setup is complete.
Before you start broadcasting in OBS, run a batch file.
After the broadcast ends, kill the second and first nginx processes in the task manager.exe (in that order).
1. Nginx 1.5.9.1 (it didn’t work for me personally with another version)
2. Console, or the same batch file as above
3. Actually, OBS and all that stuff
Download nginx, unpack it into a folder C:\nginx (or any other, but remember to change paths), follow the path C:\nginx\conf, Where create file nginx.conf, and place this code there (I had to make it a link to pastebin, since stopgame does not have the ability to paste the code normally).
Then everything is exactly the same:
Here you need to substitute your broadcast key instead of STREAMKEY (in the case of a pipe, you may need to replace the entire link). Next, if desired, change, delete, add links, depending on how many and what channels are needed.
After that, open OBS, set the broadcast settings to custom, and the server is rtmp://localhost/live.
Before you start broadcasting in OBS, either run a batch file, or open the console (not as an administrator), and write there
(press Enter).
After the broadcast ends, kill the second and first nginx processes in the task manager.exe (in that order).
On top of everything else, the stream should consume less resources, but I only checked the performance and didn’t pay attention.