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The easiest way to multistream with OBS. No terminal commands needed!

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Choose Your Version

Select the plugin version that matches your OBS installation

đŸĒŸ Windows

OBS Studio 30+

Extract ZIP and run installer

🍎 Mac

OBS Studio 30+

Requires "Allow Anyway" in Security settings

🐧 Linux

OBS Studio 30+

Install DEB package

How to Check Your OBS Version:

  1. Open OBS Studio
  2. Click Help → About
  3. Look for the version number (e.g., "OBS Studio 30.1.2")

Easy Script Instructions

đŸĒŸWindows Setup

  1. Download the stream-bridge-windows.bat file above
  2. Double-click the .bat file to run it
  3. Enter your stream keys when prompted
  4. The script will start the multistream server
  5. Configure OBS as shown on screen
  6. Start streaming in OBS!

Note: You need FFmpeg installed. If you don't have it, the script will show installation instructions.

🍎Mac Installation

âš ī¸ Mac Installation Method

The PKG installer method has compatibility issues. Use the manual method below for best results.

Method 1: PKG Installer (Try First)

  1. Download the Mac PKG file above
  2. Double-click the PKG file to open the installer
  3. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security
  4. Find the blocked app message and click "Allow Anyway"
  5. Run the installer and restart OBS
  6. Check Docks → Multiple Output in OBS

Method 2: Manual Installation (If PKG Fails)

  1. Download the ZIP version:obs-multi-rtmp-macos.zip
  2. Unzip the downloaded file
  3. Right-click OBS.app in Applications → Show Package Contents
  4. Navigate to Contents → PlugIns
  5. Copy the obs-multi-rtmp.plugin folder into the PlugIns directory
  6. Restart OBS Studio
  7. Look for "Multiple Output" in OBS Docks menu
✅ Using the Plugin
  1. 1. Go to OBS → Docks → Multiple Output
  2. 2. A tiny panel will appear - drag the edges to make it bigger!
  3. 3. Click "Add New Target" to add your streaming platforms
  4. 4. Click "Start" to begin multistreaming
💡 Common Issue: Can't Find the Panel?

The Multiple Output panel often starts as a tiny 1cm wide window! Look carefully around your OBS interface for a very small panel and drag its edges to resize it. You can also drag it to dock it wherever you want.

🐧Linux Installation

  1. Download the Linux DEB file above
  2. Install the package:
    sudo dpkg -i obs-multi-rtmp-linux.deb
  3. If there are dependency issues, run:
    sudo apt-get install -f
  4. Restart OBS Studio
  5. Find "Multiple Output" in the Docks menu

Note: This DEB package works on Ubuntu, Debian, and other Debian-based distributions.

How to Use Stream Bridge Plugin

âš ī¸ Important: Replace Normal OBS Streaming

The Multiple Output plugin replaces OBS's normal streaming. Don't use both at the same time! Turn off normal OBS streaming and use only the Multiple Output panel for all platforms.

  1. 1

    Disable Normal OBS Streaming

    Go to Settings → Stream and set it to "Custom" with no stream key, or simply don't use OBS's normal "Start Streaming" button

  2. 2

    Open Multiple Output Panel

    In OBS, go to Docks → Multiple Output (look for a tiny panel and resize it)

  3. 3

    Add ALL Your Platforms

    Click "Add New Target" for each platform and enter:

    • â€ĸ Platform name (e.g., "YouTube", "Twitch", "Facebook")
    • â€ĸ RTMP URL (e.g., rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2)
    • â€ĸ Stream key from each platform
  4. 4

    Start Multistreaming

    Click "Start" in the Multiple Output panel (NOT OBS's normal streaming button) to begin streaming to all platforms simultaneously

Having Download Issues?

Having trouble getting it working?

Browser blocking your download? Security warnings? Plugin not installing? Don't worry - we have step-by-step solutions for every issue!

Click here for our solutions and get it running! →
Plugin doesn't appear in OBS
  • Make sure you downloaded the correct version for your OBS
  • Restart OBS after installation
  • Check Docks menu → Multiple Output
  • On Mac, check System Preferences → Security & Privacy
"Version mismatch" error

This means your OBS version doesn't match the plugin version. Check your OBS version (Help → About) and download the matching plugin version above.

Can't connect to streaming platform
  • Double-check your stream key is correct
  • Verify the RTMP URL matches the platform's requirements
  • Ensure your internet upload speed is sufficient
  • Try streaming to one platform first to test

Credits & Support the Original Developer

This amazing plugin was created by SoraYuki. We're just making it easier to find and install. All credit goes to the original developer!

🔗Original Repository

View the source code, report issues, and see the latest updates on GitHub.

Visit GitHub Repo→

☕Support SoraYuki

This plugin is completely free. If it helps your streaming, consider supporting the developer!

💰 PayPal Donation

Alipay and WeChat Pay options available on the GitHub page

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Important Note

Stream Bridge (this website) is NOT affiliated with the original plugin developer. We're simply providing an easier way to discover and install this amazing tool. For technical support with the plugin itself, please visit the GitHub repository above.

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