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You should see your gameplay being streamed on this page. If you're having issues with videos stuttering, pausing, or not playing back correctly, please check the following: Video encoding requirements.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} Follow these steps: 1. Add the account you intend to Stream with: Important: The Steam account setting up the stream and the account that is streaming must be friends in order for it to be visible on this page. RTMP Streaming Specs If your stream is using external software to stream content to steam, then this section applies. When you start streaming during the event, your stream will appear on your store page. You can continue your stream for up to 24 hours past the end time of your event. If the appid is missing, the Steam store product page will not show the stream and it will not be featured on the front page. We only display the live broadcast once a connection is established. You may need to refresh the product page after a few seconds. First viewers will take the longest to establish the connection to the broadcaster. On the Streaming tab, enter Keyframe Interval to 2. Enter a title for your broadcast from the list, or enter your own. Note that There may be a delay up to 5 minutes before the stream is picked up on the store page once you start streaming, so you may want to begin the stream a few minutes early to account for this. Create a Steam Event For Your Game It's a good idea to let your community know about your stream. At this time, Steam requires these encoding specs to be set. Without this setting your stream will fail to start. The appid is used to connect the stream to the correct game. Note: This step is important. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}出力モードの下のドロップダウンメニューで「詳細」を選択します。 7. Testing Your Stream Once you are ready, begin streaming your game using OBS. Suggested but optional: upload artwork which you can re-use in the future for your livestream. You will need to enter the appID and regenerate the RTMP token and enter it into your broadcasting software. You can do this using the Event tools on Steamworks. This artwork will appear on both sides of your livestream.