This is what Spotify looks like in a game when it is properly integrated into the scene. This way you can play your game, while your viewers can see the music you listen to at any given point. If you now open any game, such as RimWorld, the current Spotify song will always be shown in the stream. Reduce the size of the Spotify window with the ALT key and mouse drag. This will cut out the area that you want to remain. To do this, move the mouse to the edge of the Spotify window and drag the window smaller while you hold down the ALT key. Then you’ll be able to add your images, videos and overlays. Then, you’ll need to create a new scene, press on Sources, and choose a Media Source. Now that the entire Spotify window is being recorded, you have to cut it. To add an overlay to your stream, you need to use software such as OBS Studio or Streamlabs Desktop. This is the only way to actually see the Spotify player in your screen recording.
Crop the Size of the SceneĪs in the picture below, it is important that the Spotify window is placed on top of the display capture.
You don't have to change anything else in the settings. Of course, you select Spotify as the Window (or whatever you play your music on). Some of the templates are from online overlay makers so you don’t need to download any software to customize them, whilst others require some design software to edit. For example, I named the source "Spotify Current Song". 58 OBS overlay templates you can use to spruce up your livestreams. Add Spotify as a Sourceįirst, create a new source by clicking the plus (+) and then on Window Capture.Ī dialog opens in which you can name the source. To display the current Spotify song in your stream on Twitch or YouTube (or wherever), all you have to do is add Spotify as a source in your OBS. In this post you will learn exactly how to do this. It's a very efficient way of keeping your stream chat within easy reach without the need to have a separate window open and is particularly useful to those who don't have the space or budget for a monitor dedicated to their stream chat.The Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) makes it easy for you to add the current song to your stream.
OBS.Live does have some other neat features, too, including an activity feed and even music controls, but even if you only need Facebook Gaming chat, it's worth getting. Stream PackagesAlerts, Overlays, Screens After Effects. There are eight in the pack in a mix of red, black and white. Simply download the plugin and authenticate your Facebook account, and you're set. A nifty pack of ‘live stream’ motion graphics for you to use in your broadcast. But even if you're not, it's free to use and will let you have a Facebook Gaming (it supports Twitch and YouTube, too) chat window inside OBS Studio. If you're using StreamElements for your alerts and overlays already, it's a no-brainer. The answer is StreamElements' OBS.Live plugin. But, despite having no popout chat feature on the website, there is still a straightforward way to get Facebook Gaming chat inside OBS Studio.
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