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@@eggbone2475 Thanks

No problem though we miss you but it's fine.

@@Cutie-p2i My darling Cutie, thanks for always supporting

@@HOLY_MINDSET_TV Amen! 🙏 You too

@@sohansharma610 Thanks for rocking Sohan ♥️

Thanks for the visit

@@AjayAkela-j5c I was crying in that video because my channel wasn't growing

It's great to have you here. I'll be going live tomorrow morning

@@BeautifulWorld-h5ooh, it's great to know you're following up. It will show up later, UA-cam is still processing it

@blessingagharese602 okay

​@@blessingagharese602night 😊

Thanks for the visit

@@jatiquep5543Okay, it will be nice to connect with you too. Connect with me on LinkedIn

@@ariyenontor9265 Thank you for the review. You can help me more by sharing the video, I'lld really appreciate you share the video

@@blessingagharese602 Your video quality is truly exceptional, and the content is incredibly engaging. I believe it deserves to reach a wider audience. I always watch your videos, and they are very dear to me. I will definitely share them. Additionally, I would like to share some tips that could help with the growth of your channel, which I hope will be beneficial for your work. I trust that my suggestions will be of use to you!

@@uniqversionacademy Thanks dear

@@blessingagharese602 you are welcome....waiting for your vibe

@@uniqversionacademy I have

Thanks a lot for the feedback, I'm really glad the video is inspiring

No but there are ways you can integrate obs on your phone

Here are workarounds to use OBS functionality on a mobile device: 1. Streamlabs Mobile App Available for: iOS and Android. What it Offers: A mobile version of the popular Streamlabs OBS desktop software. Features: Stream to multiple platforms like UA-cam, Twitch, and Facebook. Customizable overlays, widgets, and alerts. Basic streaming features from OBS without needing a desktop. Best For: Casual streamers who want OBS-like features on mobile. 2. Use Your Phone as a Camera in OBS Studio (Via NDI or USB) If you want to use your phone as a camera source for OBS on your desktop: NDI Method: Download an NDI app (like NDI HX Camera) on your phone. Use OBS's NDI plugin to capture your phone as a video source. USB Method: For iPhones: Use OBS's "Video Capture Device" with your phone connected via USB(This is what i use). For Android: You may need a screen mirroring app like DroidCam. 3. Third-Party Apps with OBS-like Features Omlet Arcade: Available for both iOS and Android. Allows multi-streaming to platforms like UA-cam, Twitch, and Facebook. Supports overlays, screen sharing, and other features for game streaming. Prism Live Studio: Offers free multi-streaming to platforms like UA-cam and Facebook. Includes custom overlays, text, and filters. While OBS itself isn't directly available on mobile, these alternatives can help you achieve similar results. If you need more advanced streaming features, using your phone as a camera for your desktop OBS setup might be the best option.

No, That’s not correct

Yes but you will have to give it access else it will go live on youtube showing waiting.

Try practicalizing it your self

I will try this for another's time last I saw it on another channel but it didn't give full details do I will try your way and bring feedback I promise 😊

@lydiamwende6540 Okay. It’s good idea to try it out. Waiting for your feedback

That’s great. Congratulations on your channel growth. Also, thanks for your feedback

Glad it was helpful!

@@ayodeleogungbemiro17 Omo the stress wasn’t funny

Nigeria will stain your white 😂

You’re welcome