You can also check up on your broadcast chat by clicking Chat on the left-hand side to interact with your audience, which is vital to keeping your viewers engaged and returning to your stream every time you go live. Once the game is launched and running, we will invoke the Fullscreen Overlay with the ALT+R hotkey.įrom here you can enable your Webcam by clicking Camera and adjust your microphone volume if you wish to be heard on stream by clicking the Microphone Icon (muted by default)Īll that is left to do is to click Go Live and you’re on your way to streaming, building your audience, and your brand.Īt any point in your broadcast you can bring up the Fullscreen Overlay again using ALT+R and preview your stream, making sure it is working and everything is set up just as you like it. The next step is to launch a game, which for this demonstration we have chosen Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. The optimal streaming choice is Fullscreen which is the default, so no need to change anything, which will only stream your app or game. This is useful for certain situations with borderless window apps, but keep in mind to accomplish this Radeon™ Software will enable Desktop Recording that will show everything on your screen to your viewers, game and all. You can capture a specific window to stream called Region which is on the left-hand side and then select the app you wish to broadcast. Now that we have all that out of the way, it‘s all locked in, ready to go when you are - anytime. You’ll want to choose the region that is closest to you for optimal latency and connection stability, as a poor connection can lead to “dropped frames” which to your viewers, will show as video stuttering. Once you’re logged in, the next step is to choose your region, again on the left-hand side. If you don’t have an account yet, you can create an account right in the dialog box. This is done by clicking the Choose a Service drop-down menu on the left-hand side.įor now, we will use Twitch.TV, which will bring up a dialog box to enter your account credentials.
Next, we are going to select which streaming service to use for our broadcast. Go ahead and click the Streaming tab at the top which will bring you to the tab shown below, where we can begin to set up your stream. Alternatively, you can use the ALT+R hotkey.
Let’s dive into how you can get started sharing your gameplay with the world using Radeon Software.įirst let’s go over setting everything up in the desktop or full-screen overlay by Right-clicking your desktop and selecting AMD Radeon™ Software. With the latest Radeon Software 2020 Edition, we’ve simplified the streaming process while also providing more depth to the control of your content and streaming to your broadcast platform of choice has never been easier.
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