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• Logging in using Facebook

  As of XSplit Broadcaster 3.4, logging in using your Facebook account will automatically optimize your setup by making it easier for you to go live on Facebook and add Facebook widgets. Click here to find out more.

• Facebook Widgets

  Facebook widgets are visual addons that capture components from your Facebook post and embeds them directly onto your stream. These include live comments, post reactions, as well as an animation and a poll/counter for live reactions.

  • Facebook Live Comments

    This widget displays the comments feed from your Facebook Live video post. You can also customize the chat display’s colors, fonts and text size.

  • Facebook Live Reactions Animation

    This widget displays live reactions to your Facebook Live broadcast as animations as they happen. You can customize the speed, size, direction, and select specific reactions you want to show.

  • Facebook Live Reactions Counter

    This widget displays live reactions to your Facebook Live broadcast as animations as they happen. You can customize the speed, size, direction, and select specific reactions you want to show.

  • Facebook Post Reactions

    This widget keeps a live count of reactions on any post on your Facebook timeline - Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad and Angry. You can customize the text colors and labels, and select specific reactions you want to show.

• Macros

  The Macros extension allows you automate actions for your presentation - such as scene switching or showing/hiding sources through a hotkey and even starting your broadcast or recording during a set time.

  Click this article to get started on using Macros for XSplit Broadcaster.

• Multitrack Audio

  Multitrack Audio allows you to separate a recording's audio into four distinct tracks; Mixed, Microphone, System Sound, and Stream Only. This gives you the flexibility to edit audio tracks individually during post-production.

• How do I remove the XSplit Gamecaster logo/watermark?

  Open the XSplit Gamecaster overlay by pressing Ctrl + Tab then click on X above (or below) the image overlay.