OWN3D - Twitch Tutorials & Streaming Tutorials

This article explains everything you need to know about streaming in a nutshell! Some items are optional, but we recommend the following if you would like to start live streaming.

Jumping into the Twitch Streaming Shark Tank! Have you ever wondered How to Start Streaming on Twitch? Let us guide you through!

Whether you want to share your thoughts, show off your talents, or connect with your followers, streaming on X (formally Twitter) can be a breeze. Discover how you can share your live moments with the world on X. In this guide, we'll explore some basics of the social media platform, explain why it's a great option for streaming, and provide info for getting started.

Twitter has evolved beyond its traditional 280-character limit, offering content creators a versatile platform to share their stories and broadcasts. Users can now go beyond text and share images, GIFs, videos, and even livestreams with its tool Media Studio. In this article, we'll delve into the Twitter Stream Key, its requirements, how to find it, and how to integrate it into OBS Studio.

Are you looking to optimize your Kick stream and add that extra touch to engage your community and attract new viewers? We've got you covered if you're ready to take your stream to the next level, we've got you covered. This step-by-step guide will show you how to seamlessly integrate captivating overlays and attention-grabbing alerts into your kick.com streams. We'll also guide you on integrating labels and a livechat box into your stream using an external streaming tool.

Your OWN3D.tv stream overlay package contains a folder called “Animated-Transition.” This is where you will find the video files you need for an animated transition between your scenes. They are also known as WEBM files. Depending on the package you've purchased, they may or may not include sound effects. You can add these transitions directly to OBS Studio.

Many large channels on Twitch use so-called alerts to display actions from viewers, such as donations or follows. Usually, a funny animation or a special sound is played to emphasize the action. This makes users feel valued and appreciated as they get specifically featured on the broadcast. This works with external streaming tools, such as OWN3D Pro. In this article we will show you how to integrate your animated alerts from the OWN3D.tv package into OWN3D Pro

Your complete OWN3D.tv package contains a folder called "Animated-Overlay." This is where you will find the video files you need the animated design elements like "Last Follower", "Last Donation" and so on. They are also known as WEBM files.

Your complete OWN3D.tv package contains a folder called "Animated-Webcam-Overlay." This is where you will find the files you need to add an animated frame to your webcam in your stream overlay.

Your complete OWN3D.tv package contains a folder called "Animated-Talking-Banner". This is where you will find the video files you need to set up a scene with gameplay, chat, webcam and labels - these are also known as WEBM files. The package provides several choices of talking banners. Which one you choose is entirely up to you.

If you’re looking for an ideal all-in-one solution for your stream graphic needs, OWN3D.tv’s stream overlays and designs are just the right thing for you. These graphical packages let you personalize your channel while also giving out a professional and appealing vibe. No matter what kind of tone you’re looking for, you are guaranteed to find the perfect design on OWN3D.tv.

The OWN3D.tv design packages were created with easy integration in mind: the formats and file sizes are all properly set, so you will only need a few clicks to add them to your stream. The process is very straightforward and can be explained in just a few steps.

Your complete OWN3D.tv package contains a folder called "Animated-Intermission-Banner." This is where you will find the video files you need to set up a start, pause or end scene - these are also known as WEBM files. This lesson chapter will show you how to insert the start scene’s WEBM file ("rodan-intermission-starting") as a source in OBS.

Streaming is a live broadcast in video form. The livestream content can include games, talk shows, movies, series or IRL content. First, we would like to focus on the most known type of streaming many people probably associate the word "streaming" with: Gaming Content.

Since the beginning of 2017, Nintendo has been delighting the masses with the Nintendo Switch. The Nintendo Switch brings everything a gamer needs to game or stream for hours. Mario, Peach, Donkey Kong, Link, Luigi and many more await you in new adventures. But with the Switch, games like FIFA, Assassins Creed or Fortnite can enter the Nintendo universe for the first time. A lot of content that offers potential for streaming.