Live Streaming and Recording Software for Windows

Absolutely! With XSplit Broadcaster's there are many services available in the plugin store. And with Custom RTMP feature, you can stream to any platform that supports RTMP. So, no matter where your audience is, we've got you covered!

Yes, you can! With a Premium License, XSplit Broadcaster allows you to stream to multiple platforms like Facebook Live and YouTube Live simultaneously, without needing a third-party service. Reach a wider audience effortlessly!

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Yes, XSplit Broadcaster allows you to add multiple cameras and guests to create a high-quality podcast. With XSplit Broadcaster, you can integrate various camera feeds to enhance your podcast's visual presentation, making it more engaging for your audience. Additionally, XSplit Broadcaster's robust guest integration features enable you to invite multiple guests to join your podcast remotely. This can be done via Team, Zoom, NDI and more, making it convenient for guests to join from anywhere in the world. You can manage audio and video settings for each participant, ensuring a seamless and professional podcasting experience.

Take a look at this article that will guide you through the setup.

Of course. Even if you don't use major streaming platforms, XSplit Broadcaster is a versatile tool for creating professional video content. Here are several ways you can use it: 1. Stream to Any Platform with RTMP Support If your preferred platform isn't listed in XSplit's default outputs, you can still stream to it as long as it supports the Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP). This is a common standard for video streaming. How it works: You can set up a "Custom RTMP" output within XSplit Broadcaster. You will need to get the RTMP URL and a unique Stream Key from the service you want to stream to and enter them into the XSplit settings. 2. Record Your Content for Later Upload You can use XSplit Broadcaster as a powerful recording studio to create high-quality videos that you can edit and upload to any website, social media, or video hosting platform. Key Features: - High-Quality Recording: Record your scenes, including gameplay, presentations, and camera feeds in high resolution. - Multiple Audio Tracks: Record your microphone and system audio on separate tracks, which makes editing much easier in post-production. - Simultaneous Recording: With a premium license, you can even record different scenes at the same time. For instance, you could record your clean gameplay on one scene while simultaneously recording your full streaming layout (with webcam and overlays) on another. 3. Use as a Virtual Camera XSplit Broadcaster can function as a virtual camera for video conferencing applications like Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Discord. This allows you to use all of XSplit's features to create a professional presentation for your online meetings, webinars, or interviews. Capabilities: - Professional Scenes: Add lower thirds, logos, and other graphics to your camera feed. - Presentations: Easily switch between your camera, screen shares, and pre-recorded videos. - Background Removal: Utilize the built-in VCam feature to remove, replace, or blur your background without needing a green screen. 4. Output via NDI For more advanced setups, you can output your XSplit Broadcaster production as a Network Device Interface (NDI) stream. This allows you to send your video and audio feed to other NDI-compatible devices and software over your local network. Common Uses: - Two-PC Setups: Use one computer for gaming or presentations and another for encoding and streaming/recording, without needing a capture card. - Live Events: Send your main production feed to other screens or systems within the same venue.

Yes, by default automatic renewals are enabled when you sign up for a monthly or yearly subscription. You can manage your settings here on the store.