Thanks for watching! If you want to know the basics of obs studio check this video out. Complete Obs Studio Beginners Guide th-cam.com/video/6RHwa9iqu2o/w-d-xo.html
Hello! I'm from Brazil, and I hardly know any English, however, with this vocal tone and accent I can understand a little without translation and without subtitles. His way of explaining to those who do not speak his native language, English, is very good. My congratulations on the explanation, as I was looking for a comparison between these two broadcast and recording programs. I used an internet translator to type this comment for you, because you deserve to read in English for your beautiful job of explaining about subjects that people seek to answer questions. My thanks!
Awesome assessment. The ease of streamyard is the reason I purchased it even though I have a gaming computer. OBS is way too complicated to make it look awesome.
Streamyard is a great place to start to learn the ropes. Over time you will want more, but getting stream time is more important in the beginning than the look or software that you use. At the end of the day people come to watch you stream. Not fancy graphics and stuff. :-)
I would definitely add Stream Yard: - more reliable. If your computer breaks stream remains online and your guest can take over for some time, - recording is not so critical because you have it when streaming to FB or YT - multiplatform (paid version) OBS: - you can record locally in higher resolution (important if you have slower network) - you can use a audio mixer and connect multiple sources including your guest
Subscribed! This is the best video ever. You explain things very well and I liked the paper with the green checkmarks. Very clear and easy to understand! Thank you!
Great video. Thank you. I actually use them both. I use OBS when I am doing broadcasts alone because it is just so powerful, and I use Streamyard for adding guests because it is so darned easy and doesn't require the VAST computer resources OBS does to do the same job. Unfortunately I can't do the cool things like flying in videos and stuff like that but what I am experimenting with is using my second screen and the screen share option to show those videos when I want to. Maybe that will be cool and work like I want.
This is perfect and on time since I will be incorporating Interviews on my channel and I needed to know how Streamyard and you covered it very well. Thank you my friend.
I went with OBS, it take a bit to set up but once you know your way around the interface you can do pretty much anything, including colour correction, Audio EQ etc.....
me too, add scenes as per your broadcast type, I have 5 scenes set up, very easy, we experienced in our stream with streamyard these so called streambots, from 30 viewers its sudden shoot up to 380 viewers and it keeps on rising
@@ProudlyPinoyOFWGroup I run 2 monitors and I lose 30% of the frames in render ATM, I'm running Win 7 and a 8 year old card, so I might have to upgrade!!
I've tried both - OBS is great for streaming windows programs (games and music and video). StreamYard is great for face to face talking/video only get togethers. For simple graphics display, but no windows programs. StreamYard is great for queueing guests, streaming to multi platforms, comments aggregation and highlighting. So the clincher for me was that I wanted to Stream emulators and Chrome, and OBS did the trick. But I DO use both, so they're great for different things.
Did livestream today with streamyard my 2nd livestream, I used OBS studio. As for the experience today with my friends, I choose streamyard. For other fancy features after watching this I want to try OBS. Veryyyy helpful. Thank you
Great info dude! I almost switched to Streamyard because my last laptop....well, you know. But there was just so much that you can do for free on OBS that you have to pay for with Streamyard, that I decided to put up with OBS, even though it was so taxing on my laptop.
Thank you Michael for this fantastic presentation. I am very new to all of this. I want to teach music online so am searching for patforms and ways of doing this. I have considered using zoom with OBS. Thank you again Michael.
I like OBS and I am new to streaming video, I didn't think it was too hard to set up and there are plenty of tutorials available. OBS has a large community that seems to be very helpful. And I don't believe in paying for something I can get free, especially if that freebie is a superior product. I will admit I have never tried Streamyard.
Very informative! I just did my first live-stream last night using Streamyard. It was really easy. I wanted to use OBS, but I worried it would be too taxing on my laptop.
Thank you Mmichael. I am learning OBS right now and it does take me some times to learn. I was thinking to switch to StreamYard, but after watching your video. I decided to stick with OBS.
At the moment I have an old computer so I am going to try StreamYard until I get a new computer for Black Friday lol. Thank you so much! This was very helpful! :D
Great review, Thanks Michael. I am familiar with OBS studio and like the all free flexibility, but I have clients that are less techie and the ease of use that StreamYard offers is appealing.
Thank you! I was just learning OBS and now considering streamyard for starting a love TH-cam show, I like the idea of being able to bring on a guest with three versions. Feeling conflicted.
Whats even better is Having OBS running in the back ground and using it on Streamyard, using the virtual camera extension for OBS,when you are on streamyard
For people who can barely run a quality stream in obs running a virtual cam and then a browser widow with streamyard seems like a stretch. And that’s assuming that Mac users can find a reliable virtual cam for obs.
@@MichaelFeyrerJr yeah you have to know what you are doing. There a few of us in our TH-cam community. And we do weekly live stream with full panels,and most of us use obs with stream yard and virtual cam. On PC computers. It also works in zoom and hangouts
Yes. Thank you! The downside of OBS especially here in the Philippines is that our internet connection here is so unstable. We have to adjust the settings from time to time.
I wish I would of discovered Streamyard before trying Streamlabs. Streamyard is so much easier to use. I don’t care too much about overlays and all of that complicated stuff
Great breakdown. I've streamed with OBS on a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014) but it's a resource hog and the fans kick on full blast. Sounds like offloading the processing to an online service is the way to go. I don't need a lot of features at present (just doing mini-concerts for friends/family) so Streamyard may be the way to go. Certainly not ready to plunk down $600 for Wirecast. What other free or low-cost alternatives are there to Streamyard?
I’ll take Streamyard cause is good for live panel web browser while I’m using on Android but not just PC, also they had 6 members where you can post the invite link and ofcourse you need to get upgrade for $49 Professional every month, especially Overlays, Logo, and Backgrounds. Sounds so expensive lol
I use obs for my my uploads I finally got obs and I appreciate your channel for your assistance I figured out lower third using app the obs lower third I couldn’t get it but I want to combine streamyard and obs I use streamyard for my interviews
Great video dude 🥰🥰 I am looking for a solution about the streaming. I have Wirecast 13 and my PC has 16GB RAM but it takes 90%~ of CPU usage. Any solution mate? Thanks 😊
Hello Michael great Tutorials thank you. Can I add a widget / or something like that to my live-streams so people can donate to a charity while I am performing?
Very good Michael. I film on my android cellphone just using the TH-cam app, is there an app available for OBS? It sounds really nice and fun but my computer camera isn't that great. 😕
Thanks for watching! If you want to know the basics of obs studio check this video out. Complete Obs Studio Beginners Guide th-cam.com/video/6RHwa9iqu2o/w-d-xo.html
I like Lerner how to useful
I really want to master OBS
Obs studio sucks streamlabs obs is much much better
Great video 👍😊 thanks
Hello! I'm from Brazil, and I hardly know any English, however, with this vocal tone and accent I can understand a little without translation and without subtitles. His way of explaining to those who do not speak his native language, English, is very good. My congratulations on the explanation, as I was looking for a comparison between these two broadcast and recording programs. I used an internet translator to type this comment for you, because you deserve to read in English for your beautiful job of explaining about subjects that people seek to answer questions. My thanks!
Thank you! That is very nice of you.
Awesome assessment. The ease of streamyard is the reason I purchased it even though I have a gaming computer. OBS is way too complicated to make it look awesome.
Streamyard is a great place to start to learn the ropes. Over time you will want more, but getting stream time is more important in the beginning than the look or software that you use. At the end of the day people come to watch you stream. Not fancy graphics and stuff. :-)
I would definitely add
Stream Yard:
- more reliable. If your computer breaks stream remains online and your guest can take over for some time,
- recording is not so critical because you have it when streaming to FB or YT
- multiplatform (paid version)
OBS:
- you can record locally in higher resolution (important if you have slower network)
- you can use a audio mixer and connect multiple sources including your guest
Subscribed! This is the best video ever. You explain things very well and I liked the paper with the green checkmarks. Very clear and easy to understand! Thank you!
Great video. Thank you. I actually use them both. I use OBS when I am doing broadcasts alone because it is just so powerful, and I use Streamyard for adding guests because it is so darned easy and doesn't require the VAST computer resources OBS does to do the same job. Unfortunately I can't do the cool things like flying in videos and stuff like that but what I am experimenting with is using my second screen and the screen share option to show those videos when I want to. Maybe that will be cool and work like I want.
This is perfect and on time since I will be incorporating Interviews on my channel and I needed to know how Streamyard and you covered it very well. Thank you my friend.
Working on a video today that compares how to add guests in both platforms. :-)
@@MichaelFeyrerJr I can't wait to see that.
I went with OBS, it take a bit to set up but once you know your way around the interface you can do pretty much anything, including colour correction, Audio EQ etc.....
For sure!
me too, add scenes as per your broadcast type, I have 5 scenes set up, very easy, we experienced in our stream with streamyard these so called streambots, from 30 viewers its sudden shoot up to 380 viewers and it keeps on rising
@@ProudlyPinoyOFWGroup I run 2 monitors and I lose 30% of the frames in render ATM, I'm running Win 7 and a 8 year old card, so I might have to upgrade!!
I've tried both - OBS is great for streaming windows programs (games and music and video). StreamYard is great for face to face talking/video only get togethers. For simple graphics display, but no windows programs. StreamYard is great for queueing guests, streaming to multi platforms, comments aggregation and highlighting. So the clincher for me was that I wanted to Stream emulators and Chrome, and OBS did the trick. But I DO use both, so they're great for different things.
I use both as well. :-) there are just times when I want to have a guest and not worry about the technical stuf.
Did livestream today with streamyard my 2nd livestream, I used OBS studio. As for the experience today with my friends, I choose streamyard. For other fancy features after watching this I want to try OBS.
Veryyyy helpful. Thank you
Glad to help.
Great info dude! I almost switched to Streamyard because my last laptop....well, you know. But there was just so much that you can do for free on OBS that you have to pay for with Streamyard, that I decided to put up with OBS, even though it was so taxing on my laptop.
Obs can be a hog but there are ways around a lot of the problems.
Fantastic Video, informative, straight to the point, thumbs up from Malaysia !
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing your opinion about OBS and Streamyard and myself using the later because it is much easier for me to use than the OBS.
Cool.
Thank you Michael for this fantastic presentation. I am very new to all of this. I want to teach music online so am searching for patforms and ways of doing this. I have considered using zoom with OBS.
Thank you again Michael.
Good luck on your new adventure. There’s a lot to learn. I hope the content here helps you get started quickly.
I like OBS and I am new to streaming video, I didn't think it was too hard to set up and there are plenty of tutorials available. OBS has a large community that seems to be very helpful. And I don't believe in paying for something I can get free, especially if that freebie is a superior product. I will admit I have never tried Streamyard.
Obs has a lot of benefits for sure. It’s what I use too. But if your machine struggles there are alternatives. :-)
Very informative! I just did my first live-stream last night using Streamyard. It was really easy. I wanted to use OBS, but I worried it would be too taxing on my laptop.
That is one of the obs drawbacks for sure.
Really helpful my friend. Clear, concise and comprehensive. Exactly what I'm looking for!
Awesome. Glad to help!
I needed this mainly for the comparison of the pros and cons! Gonna download stream yard today and try it out! Thanks!
Glad to help.
Stream yard is simply the best I’m running a channel with the help if it & I’m using it’s free option.
Glad you like it.
Thank you Mmichael. I am learning OBS right now and it does take me some times to learn. I was thinking to switch to StreamYard, but after watching your video. I decided to stick with OBS.
It’s challenging to learn but you can do a lot more with it.
At the moment I have an old computer so I am going to try StreamYard until I get a new computer for Black Friday lol. Thank you so much! This was very helpful! :D
Glad to help.
Great review, Thanks Michael. I am familiar with OBS studio and like the all free flexibility, but I have clients that are less techie and the ease of use that StreamYard offers is appealing.
Yeah. I’ve experienced that first hand. And it makes perfect sense. Less can go wrong.
Thank you for sharing this info Michael, I will check you other videos about OBS since I downloaded it first then streamyard.
Glad to help.
Great review and comparison always have used OBS but been dabbling with Stream yard great information sledgehammered that like button
Thanks!
Thank you for this review. It made it much easier to make our decision on what to use.
Glad to help.
streamyard looks very cool and easy for me and my guests! Thank you for this great insight!!
Glad to help
thanks for this info, it will help improve my channel. see you around!
Glad to help!
Thank you! I was just learning OBS and now considering streamyard for starting a love TH-cam show, I like the idea of being able to bring on a guest with three versions. Feeling conflicted.
Great video and comparing... for what we do streamyard is perfect
Glad to help.
Whats even better is Having OBS running in the back ground and using it on Streamyard, using the virtual camera extension for OBS,when you are on streamyard
For people who can barely run a quality stream in obs running a virtual cam and then a browser widow with streamyard seems like a stretch. And that’s assuming that Mac users can find a reliable virtual cam for obs.
@@MichaelFeyrerJr yeah you have to know what you are doing. There a few of us in our TH-cam community. And we do weekly live stream with full panels,and most of us use obs with stream yard and virtual cam. On PC computers. It also works in zoom and hangouts
Totally agree. Use Stream Yard for its ease and then OBS underneath.
Michael, do a video on this setup sometime! Love what you have so far. :-)
Thanks.
Very informative video. Thank you for sharing valuable information. Have a great day. 😊
Thanks for mentioning wirecast and The OBS link info
Glad to help.
Great information and very good tutorial.
Thanks!
Great video, well made, love the creativity! Thanks for the video :)
Glad to help. Thanks.
Very helpful video. Thanks a bunch!
Glad to help
Fantastic tutorial. Thanks Michael
Glad to help!
Excellent comparison! Thank you
Ty! Great Job Breaking All of that Down for Someone who Knows NOTHING About Live Streaming! u Did Excellent!
Thanks. Glad to help
Very clear explanation and I satisfied... Thank you so much brother... GOD bless!!!
Glad to help.
obs is tough to learn but when you do it is EXTREMELY powerful
For sure
Thank you Very much. Information presented very nicely. ... from India.
Thanks!
Thanks for the Info. Its very helpul for me,.more power to your channel, God bless
Thanks. Glad to help.
@@MichaelFeyrerJr 😍😍😍
Great video man. I've been debating on streaming at some point, definitely leaning on OBS for sure thanks for the info.
Would love to see joes first live stream!!
Love the video getting ready to get into streaming appreciate it
Thanks!
Thanks! Decision making makes it easier for me now after watching your this video.Great help for newbie like me!
Glad to help.
Really usefull topic mr michael feyrer tq soo much 🙏
Glad to help.
This is very informative video content and thanks for sharing your thoughts
Thanks!
Hey Michael, crushed it! Great informative video!
Thanks!
This was very helpful thank you
Glad to help.
Found your channel yesterday, already watched plenty videos - great job. Is it possible to include TH-cam Comments just link in the new OBS Version?
Thanks so much for this, Mike. *You explained it well* . Truly appreciate it! 😊
Thanks!
Wow! Very informative! I’m using OBS ang I am very satisfied with the app!
Good to hear. Use what works best for you.
Yes. Thank you! The downside of OBS especially here in the Philippines is that our internet connection here is so unstable. We have to adjust the settings from time to time.
This video was perfectly made for me lol
Awesome
Is this up to date? I didn't think you could do any of these things with the free version of Streamyard.
Thanks for info man. my big support
Thanks!
This is a good explanation. Thank you for taking the time. I think I will use OBS
Glad to help.
This is just what I want to know. Thank you so much!
Glad to help.
Thank u for this.. Very helpful video
Glad to help!
Thank you!! so nice video
Thanks!
Thanks for the information!
You are welcome.
I wish I would of discovered Streamyard before trying Streamlabs. Streamyard is so much easier to use. I don’t care too much about overlays and all of that complicated stuff
Thank you for the infos
Glad to help.
Thanks for the information.
Hey man great video. Very informative and well put together. Thank you!
Thanks
thanks for very informative tutorial
Thank you so much dear brother
Glad to help.
😊🙏😊
Great breakdown. I've streamed with OBS on a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014) but it's a resource hog and the fans kick on full blast. Sounds like offloading the processing to an online service is the way to go. I don't need a lot of features at present (just doing mini-concerts for friends/family) so Streamyard may be the way to go. Certainly not ready to plunk down $600 for Wirecast. What other free or low-cost alternatives are there to Streamyard?
Restream studio and streamlabs melon are great options as well. There are links in the description in my newer videos.
i combine the two. i meet ppl in streamyard, but stream from obs.
Me too.
Amazing review . Can I add translation from different languages on StreamYard ? Thanks a million
Not that I’m aware of.
I’ll take Streamyard cause is good for live panel web browser while I’m using on Android but not just PC, also they had 6 members where you can post the invite link and ofcourse you need to get upgrade for $49 Professional every month, especially Overlays, Logo, and Backgrounds. Sounds so expensive lol
It is easy to use and does what it is supposed to do. That’s always nice.
I use obs for my my uploads I finally got obs and I appreciate your channel for your assistance I figured out lower third using app the obs lower third I couldn’t get it but I want to combine streamyard and obs I use streamyard for my interviews
I use obs to stream and capture and crop the screen from streamyard, restream, or melon with desktop audio for my guest sequences.
It is very useful stream yard !!
Great video dude 🥰🥰 I am looking for a solution about the streaming. I have Wirecast 13 and my PC has 16GB RAM but it takes 90%~ of CPU usage. Any solution mate? Thanks 😊
Is it a pc or Mac?
you can use both stremyard and obs virtual camera
It is possible.
Thanks for this informative video my friend.
Glad to help!
great video Michael, subscribed
Thanks! I’m glad you liked it.
i watched how you explained and its very clear sir. im a new fan of yours. God bless you I wish you could able to notice me :)
Glad to help.
Thank you Michael. You rock 🤘
Thanks! It was nice!
Glad to help.
Nice info
Thanks
Thanks to you very informative bro!
Thanks! Glad to help.
Great info Mike just subscribed
Thanks!
Been using OBS close to a year but wanting to try SY
Cool.
Thank you so much. This is very helpful..
Glad to help.
Cool video 👍
Thanks!
Great video.
Thanks
Thanks! I’ll stick with the OBS for now.
A lot more options.
Obs took me like 3 days to master. It's easy. Not a challenge. Only challenge is not hearing stuff as it plays on the stream
In advanced audio properties you can set each audio so you can hear it or just send it to the stream.
Can you do video... Which one you would use if you are starting streamer!!!???
Great Video, great channel🔥✌🏿
Thank you thank you very much
Glad to help
Great informative video! Thank you! Two thumbs up! (more if I have any. lol)
Thanks Diana!
This is useful!
Thanks!
Thanks this was really helpful and too the point.
Thanks! I’m glad it helped!
Wonderfully explained 👌
Thanks!
I’ve tried both and they’re quite good, but Belive.tv was mich better in my opinion. Is like streamyard but adding media and videos is much easier
belive is terrible
Hello Michael great Tutorials thank you. Can I add a widget / or something like that to my live-streams so people can donate to a charity while I am performing?
At the moment in streamyard no. In obs yes. Here is a video that shows you how. th-cam.com/video/pEIBOpjXNE8/w-d-xo.html
Very good Michael. I film on my android cellphone just using the TH-cam app, is there an app available for OBS? It sounds really nice and fun but my computer camera isn't that great. 😕
it is very informative video.
but how about doing multicamera with streamyard? because in OBS we can do Multicamera set up using a video mixer and can do live broadcast.
You could probably do it by adding a second camera like a cell phone as a guest and adding and removing sources.