c/steamdeck · u/BlindFrog@lemmy.world · 14 points
I'm considering it, and yet... considering not to. Like, if I'm travelling, I could put up a pngtuber, and run a light game. But also... Life before stream, amiright?
Have you used your SD for streaming to another platform? Was it pretty feasible? What should I consider dialing in? =3=
u/bjoern_tantau@swg-empire.de · 5 points
I haven't tried it but considering the weak CPU it might not be a pleasant experience.
But if you want to try it OBS is available in the software store and should at least work in desktop mode. Probably not in gaming mode.
Edit: Actually, I did something similar. I played Dungeons and Dragons in the browser and chatting through Discord with my friends. I recorded the sessions with OBS and at least that worked fine.
u/copygirl@lemmy.blahaj.zone · 3 points
I haven't streamed using *only* the Steam Deck, but I've used it as a streaming computer running both OBS and my VTubing software, since my laptop is much too weak for it. I used OBS NDI (now DistroAV) to push the video to the Steam Deck. That experience was pretty fluid, though setting it up might've been a bit involved. (Flatpak for it exists now.)
u/Fubarberry@sopuli.xyz · 2 points
OBS supposedly works fine, as long as the game isn't too demanding it should be solid enough.
u/Nima@leminal.space · 1 points
i can't even get streaming from my steam deck to work over discord, much less twitch.
if anyone has successfully done it, I'd also love to hear it.