Enable the Twitch streaming option and paste the streaming key.Īt this point, you’ll need the Xbox App for your Windows PC.Connect your Xbox to the PC using an Ethernet cable.Īs you’ll be streaming to Twitch, you also have to link it to OBS.Connect one HDMI cable from the dock to the Xbox One’s HDMI In port.Other than that, the requirements are pretty similar to the above. You’ll be taking advantage of the OneGuide software on the console. Xbox One owners can surprisingly replace the Elgato capture card with this console. When you’re ready to stream, click on Start Streaming.īefore you start broadcasting, OBS Studio will let you adjust the volume levels at the bottom of the window.

You can move and resize it from this stage onward.Once you confirm your choice, a box of your Switch’s live footage will appear.Select the layer and find your Elgato capture card.Confirm your choice, and you should be able to stream now.Īfter this section, you’re almost ready to stream the Nintendo Switch footage.Enable Twitch and paste the key into the text box.Look for something called Primary Stream Key.Next, you’ll have to link OBS to your Twitch account for a better streaming experience.

Insert the other end into the monitor’s HDMI port.Connect another HDMI cable to the capture card’s HDMI Out port.Plug the cable into your Elgato capture card.Detach the HDMI cable connecting the Switch to your monitor.

The steps will also work for others on the market, even if slight differences may exist. Streaming with a Capture Cardįor this part, we’ll assume you have an Elgato capture card and installed OBS Studio, as they’re the best in the industry. We’ll start with using a capture card first.

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