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How to send a stream from OBS Studio to OneStream Live?

Last updated on Aug 27, 2026

Elevate your OBS Studio streams by integrating them with OneStream Live for seamless multi-platform broadcasting. Deliver smooth, high-quality live content to a global audience without limits. This guide helps you set up and stream like a pro in minutes.

To send a stream from OBS Studio to OneStream Live here is what you need to do.

  • Open OBS on your Device and click Settings.

OBS Settings

  • Click Stream and select the service as Custom.

OBS Stream

  • Log in to the OneStream Live dashboard.

  • Click Encoder Streaming.

Select Encoder Streaming.

  • Copy Server URL and Copy Stream Key.

Encoder Streaming - Stream Key and Server URL

  • Paste the Server URL and Stream Key copied from OneStream into the OBS stream settings.

OBS Server Stream Key

  • In OBS, click Output on the left-hand sidebar.

  • Click on Output Mode, then select the Advanced option.

  • Click Streaming.

  • Apply recommended settings:

    • Encoder: x264

    • Rate Control: CBR

    • Bitrate: 3000 Kbps

    • Keyframe Interval: 2

    • CPU Preset: very fast

    • Profile: high

    • Tune: zerolatency

OBS-settings

Output Mode will be greyed out if you are already streaming, so you will need to edit the settings when there is no stream running from OBS Studio.

  • Click on Audio.

  • Go to Track 1 and adjust Audio Bitrate to 128.

OBS-settings-audio

The rest of the tracks can be left at the default settings.

  • Click Audio from the left sidebar.

  • Go to General and set the following:

    • Sample Rate = 44.1 kHz

    • Channels = Stereo

OBS-audio-advanced

  • Click Video from the left sidebar.

    • Set Output Resolution to 1280×720.

    • Set Common FPS Values to 30.

OBS-Settings-Video

  • Click Apply and then OK.

OBS Ok

  • Click Start Streaming to begin broadcasting to OneStream Live.

  • Once it appears in the OneStream LiveDashboard, it goes live on all selected destinations instantly.

If you notice dropped frames are increasing in your OBS dashboard, reduce the bitrate to 2000kbps or 1500kbps to maintain a smooth streaming experience.

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