Live streaming has become a key way to expand the reach of virtual events and webinars. If your audience is active on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, or other platforms, it makes sense to meet them where they are. With OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), a free and open-source tool, it’s easy to stream your SpatialChat sessions to these platforms—bringing immersive, interactive experiences to a broader audience.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to set up and stream your SpatialChat webinar using OBS.
To get started, you’ll need:
Start by downloading OBS Studio from the official OBS website and installing it on your device.
To broadcast your SpatialChat session, you’ll need to add it as a video source in OBS:
To include audio from SpatialChat:
This step ensures your audience hears both your voice and any shared content during the stream.
Next, link OBS to the platform where you want to stream:
If you're using LinkedIn Live, you can generate these credentials by creating a new stream event through LinkedIn’s event dashboard.
Once everything is set:
Streaming adds another layer of visibility and interactivity to your virtual events:
Whether you're hosting a workshop, product demo, panel discussion, or networking event, combining SpatialChat with OBS enables you to bring immersive experiences to broader audiences. It’s a simple yet powerful way to make your events more accessible, interactive, and enduring.
Let your events go further—by letting them stream.
