Swap between front and rear cameras and stream high quality video to your fans. You can add a microphone, stream internal audio, or mix different sources together inside the app. Whether you’re playing PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty Mobile, Free Fire, Clash Royale, Pokemon GO, or any other mobile game, the app makes it easy to share gameplay with your fans. Also stream to platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Loola, Trovo, Nimo, and more. You get more than Twitch live game streaming. Unlike other apps that have you join yet another social live streaming network, Streamlabs links to your existing channels so you can go live and chat with fans whenever you want! Custom RTMP destinations are also supported, all you need is your URL and stream key.
The app also works with Streamlabs widgets like the Alert Box, Chat Box, Event List, and more! Take your stream to the next level with Streamlabs Prime and unlock exclusive features like multistream and professional mobile themes. With similar features as Streamlabs Desktop packed on your mobile device, you can chat with people all over the world as they watch your epic gameplay and livestream everyday adventures in real-time. Live stream mobile games, your phone screen, or broadcast your camera to share your IRL experiences to social platforms such as Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, and more! Of course the quality is not the same but the lagging and blurriness are gone.Streamlabs is the best free video streaming app for creators. I had to crop evenly top and bottom until the camera image was covering the whole screen space, making it 'HD-sized'. There I cropped the top and the bottom of the webcam image being displayed. But when I selected 800圆00, the lagging stopped and the blurry was gone! Of course I lost the HD ratio, so what I did was to crop from the top and the bottom of the image by using the Transform > edit transform option. Also if your built-in webcam is lagging and blurry, chances are it is operating above it's real resolution (by software engineering they make it appear as being "HD" when that is not really the case). I have to do this every time I want to use the iPhone's camera. When changing it to Normal, and then back to Low, the lagging was very much gone. But when double-clicking the iDevices cam inside OBS, you'll find the latency settings, which are Low and Normal. After normal installation per the instructions by the app itself, I found the camera was lagging.
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