

If they’ve got more than one camera and microphone option they can choose which to share. When someone clicks your link, they'll see this: What the person joining chat will see The guests can decide whether to share their camera, audio or screen. Scene Link: AutoĪs above but any guest using this link will automatically be added to a scene rather than you assigning them individually.Īs each guest joins, you’ll be able to see them in the Guest slots at the bottom of the screen. You can add each guest by clicking Add to Scene. This is a link to add the feed as a browser source in OBS Studio. This is a broadcast only link, so any users you give this link to will be able to broadcast their feed but won’t see or hear the rest of the group. Other guests will be able to see and hear each other. You give this link to those who you want to join your chat or broadcast – they’ll be asked to put in a password if you’ve assigned one, so you’ll need to give them that too. Here’s a quick breakdown of what you can see: Guest Invite In theory someone could create a room with the same name as you, but it's highly unlikely you'd both also choose the same password. You’ll need to give your chatroom a name (with no spaces) and it’s wise to choose a password too. Head over to and click Add Group Chat to OBS. In this tutorial, learn how to easily add multiple remote contributors to your live stream for free with OBS Ninja and OBS Studio. A director's room feature lets you manage settings and communicate with your participants outside of the broadcast. The Group Chat in OBS Ninja lets you easily control media feeds from multiple participants, and sends live streams to OBS Studio for broadcast.
