In this video I should two methods for routing your DAW’s mix output to OBS for live streaming.

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LINKS
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Waves Discount Code
Single Camera Live Stream Diagram
Multi Camera Live Stream Diagram
Sync Test Video

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SOFTWARE
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Dante Virtual Soundcard
Dante Controller
Voxengo Recorder
OBS NDI Plugin
vMix Desktop Capture

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EQUIPMENT LINKS
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USB Extender for X32 or Qu Mixers to allow the DAW to be in another room
Cheap USB Audio Interface
Recommended Audio Interface
Yamaha HS8 Monitor Speakers
Behringer X32 Mixer
Allen & Heath Qu-16 Mixer

This is a resource you can use to test your audio and video sync.

AudioVideoSyncTest_BallastMedia

Video about how to use this. 

In this video I’ll show you how to optimize your settings in OBS for live streaming and recording your video.

This is my recommended system for live streaming with a multi-camera system.

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Numbers on diagram correspond to equipment list below.

Note: each of the 3 cameras is showing a different method of connecting a camera to your switcher.
Method 1: Direct HDMI <15ft
Method 2: HDMI converted to SDI for longer then 15ft
Method 3: Direct SDI, when your camera has SDI outputs

C – Multi-Camera System
1. Computer: HP Elite Desk i7 Processor, 16GB RAM. 
2. Video Interface: AJA U-tap SDI
3. HDMI Camera: Canon R800($200) | Canon G21($800
4. HDMI-mini to HDMI cable
5. HDMI-to-SDI Converter: Blackmagic Microconverter
6. SDI Cables (Choose your lengths)
7. Video Switcher: Blackmagic Designs TVS HD
8. SDI Camera: Canon XA15 ($1,700)
9. Multiview Monitor: Samsung LED 32″
10. Tripod: Good ($250) | Better ($550)  (not pictured in diagram)