Unlocking New Possibilities with XSplit Broadcaster Multi Output Beta Release
- Michael Bachmann
- 4 hours ago
- 3 min read
Streaming has evolved beyond a single format or platform. Game streamers and podcasters often want to reach audiences on multiple platforms simultaneously, each with its own preferred video orientation and style. The new multi output beta feature in XSplit Broadcaster answers this need by allowing creators to stream in different formats at the same time. This update opens fresh opportunities to engage viewers on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Twitch with tailored content.

What Is Multi Output Mode in XSplit Broadcaster?
Multi output mode lets you broadcast multiple streams from a single source, each with its own resolution, aspect ratio, and platform destination. For example, you can stream a horizontal 16:9 layout to YouTube while simultaneously sending a vertical 9:16 stream to TikTok. This flexibility means you no longer need separate setups or software to cater to different audience preferences.
This feature is currently in beta, allowing users to test and provide feedback while enjoying the benefits of multi format streaming. It supports a wide range of platforms, including Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok, making it a versatile tool for content creators.
How Multi Output Enhances Streaming on Twitch
Twitch has recently embraced multi format streaming, encouraging streamers to offer both horizontal and vertical streams. XSplit Broadcaster’s multi output beta integrates seamlessly with Twitch’s dual format streaming, enabling you to:
Stream a traditional horizontal layout for desktop viewers
Simultaneously broadcast a vertical stream optimized for mobile viewers
This approach increases engagement by reaching viewers on their preferred devices and viewing styles. Twitch viewers on mobile devices can enjoy a full-screen vertical experience, while desktop viewers get the classic widescreen layout.
Learn more about Twitch’s dual format streaming on the XSplit support page: Twitch multi format streaming.
Practical Examples for Game Streamers and Podcasters
Game Streamers
Imagine you are streaming a fast-paced game like Valorant or Fortnite. Your main stream on YouTube or Twitch can show the full game in 16:9, capturing all the action and details. Meanwhile, your TikTok audience receives a vertical stream formatted to fit perfectly on the mobile canvas.
This setup allows you to:
Maximize content reach without extra hardware
Tailor content to platform-specific viewer habits
Create perfect layout for both horizontal and vertical viewing
Podcasters
Podcasters can use multi output mode to broadcast a horizontal stream to Twitch or YouTube, showing the full panel or guest lineup. At the same time, a vertical stream can go to TikTok focusing on a single speaker.
This method helps podcasters:
Engage audiences on multiple platforms simultaneously
Repurpose content efficiently for social media
Increase discoverability with vertical video formats
Setting Up Multi Output Mode in XSplit Broadcaster
Getting started with multi output mode is straightforward. Here are the basic steps:
Switch to Multi Output Mode
Open XSplit Broadcaster and switch to multi output mode above the canvas.
Configure Each Output
Set the resolution, aspect ratio, and destination platform for each stream. For example, choose 1920x1080 for YouTube and 1080x1920 for TikTok.
Adjust Scenes and Sources
Customize each output’s scene to fit the format. You might crop or reposition your webcam and overlays for vertical streams.
Start Streaming
Begin broadcasting, and XSplit will send each stream to its respective platform.
For detailed instructions, visit the official XSplit support page on multi output mode.
Benefits Beyond Multi Format Streaming
Using multi output mode also helps you:
Save time and resources by managing multiple streams from one PC
Maintain consistent branding across platforms with tailored layouts
Experiment with new content styles without disrupting your main stream
This feature is especially useful during live events, tournaments, or podcast episodes where audience diversity is high.
Tips for Successful Multi Output Streaming
Test your internet bandwidth to ensure it can handle multiple streams simultaneously.
Optimize your PC performance by closing unnecessary applications.
Use scene presets to quickly switch between layouts for different outputs.
Monitor each stream separately to catch issues early.
Engage with each platform’s chat to build community across channels.
What’s Next for XSplit Broadcaster Users?
The multi output beta is a step toward more flexible and powerful streaming setups. As the feature matures, expect improvements in stability, additional platform support, and more customization options.
If you want to explore multi format streaming and expand your reach, now is a great time to try XSplit Broadcaster’s multi output beta. It offers a practical way to connect with diverse audiences without juggling multiple devices or software.


