We hope this guide got you up and running on Twitch. But, don’t worry about that too much just now! You can also work on setting up your Twitch panels, banner, avatar, and other features in your creator dashboard and channel page. After your stream is done we recommend that you check out your VOD and see if there’s any video or audio issues and then go from there. There’s no right way to stream that works for everyone, especially for your first time. Share your stream with your friends, family, or just play some games and have a good time. What’s Should I Do After My First Stream?
Find the levels that make it easy to hear your voice while talking, but also allows for the gameplay audio to be heard without overpowering yourself. VODs or a friend can help you get a mix that works best for your settings. This will allow you to adjust the sound levels of both your desktop and mic audio. You might have noticed the Audio Mixer section in OBS Studio. This will allow your stream to appear more quickly to your chat and save your streams on Twitch for later review. While you’re here, we also recommend ensuring that Latency Mode is set to Low Latency. Click the button next to Store past broadcasts to turn it on. From here, click the Settings tab on the left and go to Stream.
To enable VOD recordings click the user avatar in the top right and then select Creator Dashboard. Twitch does not enable VODs by default, make sure you set up this crucial step before your first stream! It allows you to review your content at a later time. Recording VODs is crucial for first time streamers. Hit the Start Streaming button to go live! What Else Should I Consider Setting Up? Recording VODs
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