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risingfate Mar 9, 2021 @ 3:56pm

twitch entergration?

would be cool to have my twitch stream play in the background if possible.

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Games For Pleasure [developer] Mar 10, 2021 @ 3:39am

Now you can stream to twitch.
But I cant find a way to show twitch stream in the game, because YouTube video is not live so its like static video (I can show it) but twitch is live and it is constantly updating. Unity Native Player does not Support it.
But I will think about it more.

Games For Pleasure [developer] Mar 16, 2021 @ 11:33pm

Updates )

You can play
twitch:clips
like
https://www.twitch.tv/twitch/clip/SullenDeadMinkStrawBeary-7jDCtjhVco57DmXI?filter=clips&range=7d

Games For Pleasure [developer] Mar 17, 2021 @ 4:56am

And in the new release )

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2427341378

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2427340125

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Apr 6, 2021 @ 4:17am

I've watched all the video tutorials under Video Guides (https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2392958264) and I know how to add video to the timeline, as an overlay, etc. But what I've been wondering, and why I bought the game, is the because I want to host a gameshow so instead of adding a video overlay or to the timeline, I was hoping to add a live video feed already containing a chroma key so that it shows just my body interacting with the 3D world in a way. The game will act as my stage and I will bring in videos to play to help explain games and whatnot. However, it seems as if this game is more for filming and recording.

You had already mentioned:

Originally posted by Games For Pleasure:
Now you can stream to twitch.
But I cant find a way to show twitch stream in the game, because YouTube video is not live so its like static video (I can show it) but twitch is live and it is constantly updating. Unity Native Player does not Support it.
But I will think about it more.

So for Twitch, in my personal situation, I would have the game running in addition to a third party broadcast software (OBS) which is normally used to Live Stream to Twitch. I would essentially have to capture the screen to combine the two scenes. This is my plan for the gameshow I just mentioned but for the live scene of myself, since I'm in front a green screen, I will try to work the camera movement at the same time (if it's not pre-recorded already) so that it might llook like im behind the desk or in front of the stage, etc.

To help you with development, Twitch uses an RTMP data stream for the video encoding, so if you're able to play URLs, then it will depend if it must be in mp4 format or not but in your video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdhCGRCHsZg&t=60s it's not quite clear. Alternatively, without you needing to incorporate it into the game, OBS has a plugin called virtual webcam which could take any scene you have prepared in advance, and have the system recognize it as a webcam (works great for zoom classes so that you don't need a capture card or 2nd camera to bring the students in.
With that said, perhaps you could do something similar to adding a Twitch Live Stream into the game, and make it report as a image device or virtual webcam, instead of