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The account used for streaming must own the game you plan to stream (ie, see the. Simply go to the menu and choose 'Steam' -> 'Settings' -> 'Broadcasting'. Pizzeria Menu, Resturant Menu, Menu Restaurant, Restaurant Menu Template, Cafe Menu, Restaurant Design, Menu Flyer, Food Menu Design, Food Graphic.

Requirements • Steam accounts for broadcasting must be. In other words, there must be at least $5 USD spent on Steam store with these accounts. • Limited accounts will not be able to create an RTMP token and will not be able to broadcast onto the Steam platform using RTMP. • The account used for streaming must own the game you plan to stream (ie, see the game in your Steam library).

The account should specify the appid of the game on the page to help Steam know which store page to show the live stream. More details below. • The Steam Client cannot stream an unreleased game. However, you can use RTMP to stream an unreleased games.

It is perfectly fine to give your fans a preview of a game you are working on. SetupA Steam store product spage can now host a live broadcast.

The following explains how to setup your application for broadcasting: Store Page SetupOn the store page, you permit Steam users to broadcast on your behalf. You can also change settings associated with the broadcast appearing on your store page. For instance, you can choose to show broadcast chat, or hide chat by default (so your artwork is more prominent), or remove chat from your store page completely. You can add custom artwork which will surround the video player when chat is hidden or chat is removed. • Navigate to the application landing page in the Steamworks Partner site • Choose 'Edit Store Page' and go to the 'Special Settings' tab • Scroll down to the 'Steam Broadcast (Beta)' section and choose one or more broadcasters that are permitted to live stream onto your Steam store product page. The order in which the broadcasters appear is their rank. Kartochki sostav chisel pervogo desyatka domiki.

The rank is used to tie break when more than one permitted streamer is streaming live at the same time. Steam will prefer to feature the higher ranked streamer on your product page. You can drag and drop on the UI to change a broadcaster's rank. • After you are happy with the changes, remember that you need to 'Save' (scroll down to button at the bottom of the page) to keep changes. Once saved, that information will be available to the 'beta' store page view.

• Using the publishing process on your app will make the changes live to the Steam store. This is done via Publish tab at the top of the page, and then through publish the app. • Remember, every time you add/remove a Steam account or when re-order the list, the change is only stored in memory.

You need to Save and then Publish to make the changes reflect to the Steam store. • Known Issue: There maybe a short delay (up to 5 minutes) before Steam recognizes they are streaming for your product page.

This has to do with our caching model and we are investigating how to reduce the delay. In other words, it may take up to 5 minutes for their stream to be picked up and placed on the product page. A workaround is to begin the stream early, showing either a countdown to the start or still images showing when the stream is coming. Starting this 5 to 10 minutes before the stream would be helpful. • The video will display on your Steam store product page -> • Note: You may need to refresh the product page after a few seconds. We only display the live broadcast once a connection is established. First viewers will takes the longest to established the connection to the broadcaster.

Store Broadcast ArtworkYou can choose to upload custom artwork which will appear on the left and the right columns surrounding the broadcast player. They can be added on the 'Graphical Assets' tab. Image file resolution is 160x350 (width x height). This artwork could be use to explain the streaming event, or provide a call-to-action, or provide social media links.

Streamer Setup via RTMPA streamer can use any broadcasting software they would like as long as it supports the RTMP protocol. Popular examples of streaming software are OBS and XSplit. These software will capture your game video, audio, can include your webcam and custom overlays to make a professional looking stream. To create an RTMP token, the streaming Steam account need to join the ' group.

The group membership grants them access to create an RTMP token in Steam. • To use another application to stream to Steam you need to create an RTMP token. Review instructions found on this page: • You need to create a token which will be used in your streaming application. (Note: Please refresh the page after you hit the create RTMP token button to see the RTMP token) • Enter your app id to ensure the stream also appears in store, front page, and the correct community hub. • In your streaming application (for example OBS), remember to set the Keyframe interval to 2 seconds. Without this setting the application handshake starting the stream will fail. This often appears as a re-connect loop.