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According to Unkle Dan Clancy, these numbers count towards your partner push. I haven't been able to verify that yet though.

Unfortunately no, not at this time.

@@melw5257 thank you! I hope it helped

@@kingword8512 unfortunately no, not right now. You have to use an open broadcast software

Thank you very much. I'm happy I could help!

My pleasure! I hope it helped.

@@vexedmum9389 Hi! Those messages should only be seen by you the streamer. If not, I would check the settings on the bot you're using and see if they allow you to make an adjustment. I know Sery Bot bans someone without anyone knowing.

Hey! I just want to be clear about what you're asking. In this scenario, you and a friend are gaming correct? Different games I assume? And you want him to share his screen while you both play different games? Yes, you can do that. Twitch offers a separate Screen Share Browser Source and all the guest has to do is click "share screen" and if you have the browser source added to your broadcasting software, you will see it just like you see them in another window. I hope this helps!

@techsupportnextdoor my girl and I play cod and wanted to stream together. She's on console and I'm on PC.

@@lux_satani from what I understand, at this moment, Stream Together does not work from the console unfortunately. But, they are committed to making this option as accessible as possible.

@@techsupportnextdoor 😊 thanks

Heyhey! If you are both streaming you are only able to combine the chats, NOT the viewers. Your viewer count will be separate from your guest or vice versa. I hope this helps! Thanks for the question ❤️

My pleasure. Just happy to help!

Yes you can, but the point of stream together is to collab with another person meaning the audience will either hear you or see you interact with someone else. Otherwise, they can just type in the chat lol. I hope that helps!

Good question

@@djcandib1495 thank you so much! I'm just happy I could help.

@@Lameipadgirl Don't worry! I'm here to help lol. The only thing you need to remember is that it uses a browser source to work. Copy your browser source url from Stream Together and paste it into a new browser source in whatever scene you want it to be in. The same goes for your friend. Same process.

Lol did the video at least help you a little bit?

You are very welcome! I'm just happy I could help.

Thank you very much! I'm glad I was able to help.

If you are in stream together, you will see the hosts chat. Mr. Clancy just discussed a new collaboration tool he called "Drop-ins" that would merge the chats, but it's not out yet. You have a choice to go live individually or the host would go live and if your guests checked the box before entering the session, their audience would get a notification that they've gone live with the host.

@@techsupportnextdoor thanks. I’ll need to look for a place to give feedback because it would be nice if the backstage or stream manager had a little more feedback to let us know if it’s working. I think this will be a great tool for all collab streamers.

@@ReinQuest absolutely. Interestingly, before you end stream together, Twitch asks for your feedback on it. Maybe you can submit your ideas there.

@@Lumos7 it sounds like your guest needs to turn their camera on

@@techsupportnextdoor it’s on, I’m actually configuring both ends . Host is on a remote pc

Guest is pushed, camera on everything as it should be

Ohh nvm i figured it out there was another tab open blocking the session some how . So it’s working now 😒

@@techsupportnextdoor back with another question. How do i get the guest to hear my audio ? I used the feature yesterday but couldnt figure it out so they had to listen to the stream to hear what i was saying, but that resulted in delays so the conversation couldnt flow. I tried enabling my mic backstage so they could here but that did nothing. any ideas?

Thank YOU! I'm glad to hear it helped

Hey! Alright, so I want to make sure I understand. You want to DJ side-by-side with your friend. Do you need to use the virtual camera? Yes. That's how the audience will see what you see in OBS. The browser source is for your friend. Bring them onto your OBS and you can set them up next to you. Remember, the audience can only hear them when the eye is open on the source. Now, If you want to add a little razzle dazzle, when your friend connects through the browser source, tell them to setup their green screen behind them, if they have one, but don't turn on the chroma key. You will place a chroma key on the source from your end in OBS and then you will really be in the same room, visually. Second question, the only way to listen to stream audio without feedback is to listen to the stream through headphones. You can also mute your mic whenever they speak but that gets old pretty quick lol. I hope this helps! Please update me.

Happy to help!

Hey! Thanks for watching the video. The key thing about this is that you start streaming from your broadcasting software. So once you click start streaming in OBS or Streamlabs, then you're on. Remember this is to connect two separate streams together, so that means adding the browser source to your broadcasting software and setting up the visuals for the stream.

thank you so much! sorry for the late response. I hope this helped you

Let me know when that happens! I'd like to support if I can.

I'm happy to be able to help! I'm going to update this video because Twitch has made a few updates to the service. Stay tuned!

Alright so I believe the issue is in a few settings. If you go into the microphone settings uncheck Noise Suppression and Echo Cancellation because it sounds like you're using hi quality microphones. Second, you have to use the virtual camera so that he can see your gameplay. If there's a delay, it's because your friend is trying to watch the stream instead of listening to the audio from you in Stream Together. Your friend also shouldn't be hearing himself talking. The only way that happens is if you have the stream unmuted on another tab, which is unnecessary. Check these settings, test it, then reach back out to me and let me know if that fixed it. I hope this helps!

@@techsupportnextdoor Hi Brother, i just saw. I will test and get back to you. Thank you for writing to me! M

Hahahahaha thanks. I hope the video helped!

Sorry for the delay in responding to your comment. I missed it, no excuse. I have noticed this and the question is if the elgato stream deck sound is routed to your main audio or a separate channel. Virtual Camera shares your main screen that everyone sees, but it doesn't share your audio. So, check and see if the audio is desktop audio capture and how it's routed on the stream deck. I think the stream deck audio is desktop audio. If that's the case, your guest won't hear it. The same thing happens in Streamyard. Let me know if this helps!

Yes, it's designed to.

@@techsupportnextdoor thank you

So, I had to do a little bit of research on this question before I answered it. You cannot host a Stream Together session from CURRENTLY. It's still in beta so they haven't added that option yet. Now, can you JOIN someone's Stream Together session from your PS5? I don't know lol. But, I believe you can. The requirement is to have a Twitch account, which you have already. So essentially, if someone is hosting a session and sends you an invite, you should be able to join them. I would assume though that you would not have control over things like your camera and microphone in the session, so keep that in mind. Try it out and let me know what happens!

Thanks. I'm just happy that it helped!

Absolutely. It was made for it.

Thank you very much and you're welcome! Happy I could help.

You're very welcome. Just happy I could help.

I'm very happy I was able to be helpful! Stream Together works BEST or EASIEST with OBS, but you can use it with StreamLABs. There are videos that explain how to use a CAPTURE CARD with OBS, and then Stream Together is a simple Browser Source. Take your time. You got this!

So happy to hear this helped!

I'm so glad I could help! That was the goal for sure!

Thank you so much! That means a lot. Hopefully I can show the same support.

@gclassthedj Always! Got to stick together, fam! Build, maintain, and live the dream. :) Cheers!

I looked it up and haven't found anything on that. Does Opera support webcams?

That's a very broad question 😀 If you are the host, you will use your broadcasting software (i.e. OBS or Streamlabs) and Start Streaming. If you are a guest, you will go into the hosts Steaming Together session from the link they send you.

Thank you! So glad I could help you! As far as your question, I found this AFTER I made the video but Twitch has a Stream Together GUEST Guide and they "say" that you can do exactly what you're asking. I have plans to test it in the next week or so, but until then, here's the link: help.twitch.tv/s/article/stream-together-guest-guide?language=en_US

My pleasure! I hope this helps you.

I'm very happy to hear that! I hope this helps you with your streaming journey. It's pretty fun!

Thank you. I typed that as a joke 😆 Happy to hear the video found you. I hope it helps. I really think Twitch is on to something with this.

I know right! I guess my UA-cam University education is working 😀