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After seeing some posts here on HN about FFMPEG I tried looking into green-screen joining two Twitch streams together. Sometimes a streamer wants to overlay hi
by d0100 6y ago
After seeing some posts here on HN about FFMPEG I tried looking into green-screen joining two Twitch streams together.
Sometimes a streamer wants to overlay his stream with a tournament channel, but because of copyright they can't. It'd be nice to have an easy way to set that up, if twitch won't do it on their end the user can do it themselves
- sbarre 6y agoPeople do this using OBS already, don't they? I've definitely seen streamers do "talk over" streams of press conferences or "watch party" streams of tournaments..
- trog 6y agoCan OBS not do that? I haven't used it much but I have had some success merging video streams from different sources without a lot of effort.
- d0100 6y agoI haven't used OBS, but OBS is more a "producer" app, not very consumer oriented, so it mught be a pain to setup it you just want to layer to independent streams at once for a one time thing I think that a process of clicking a link (meshstreams.io/streamer1,streamer2) would let you download a script that would install FFMPEG and open both streams in VLC