If you want to stream in Discord from your console, you will need a console, a capture card and, surely, OBS. With this you will be able to stream on Discord natively. You will also need a PC or smartphone/tablet and have a Discord account created. He first thing you need to stream on Discord is to download the Discord application. This will allow you to stream your game window or capture what is being viewed on your entire monitor (without audio). On PC we can share our games or screens using the free official Discord app. There are three ways to stream through Discord depending on whether we are on a PC or Mac, or if we want to do it from our smartphone and tablet. It is compatible with Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, and iOS. Anyone can create a Discord server for free and invite their friends or followers to join and participate in text and voice channels. Over the last few months, Discord is also trying to get companies to use it and choose it over other applications such as Slack or Microsoft Teams.

Such is its success, that during the pandemic they have reported having 140 million monthly active users and over 300 million registered accounts.ĭiscord is very versatile and, today, many companies use it as if it were their official forums and to communicate with their community. At its launch on May 13, 2015, few expected that in a short time it would end up being the VoIP application of choice for gamers and streamers around the world.

You may know Discord as the app for voice chatting with your friends while playing your games, but Discord also allows you to share your games or screen natively.ĭiscord is a free instant messaging and VoIP, video, and chat software.

We've already shown you how to use OBS to stream with Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook, but we're not done yet, as you can also use Discord for your live streaming. With so many different options for streaming, content creators don't have an easy time deciding which software to start streaming with.

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