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  1. The new users must have software which allows the live streaming on the YouTube platform.
  2. Make sure your account is with good standing. After the download of your stream, go to the dashboard which enable the live streaming
  3. Setup the encoder. 
  4. Open OBS and click on to the ‘Broadcast settings’
  5. Check the audio tab and set the hot keys
  6. Add scenes of your gaming content and also have an option for creation of thumbnail
  7. Set the streaming options according to your requirements
  8. Set the preference to Gaming category and it allows you to appear on the live directory in the list
  9. This makes YouTube gaming updates your name in the list
  10. You can also go towards the advanced settings which helps you to promote the material during the streaming etc.
  11. Now push on to the OBS streaming on YouTube gaming platform.        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXx9O79aG1w&feature=youtu.be
  12. watch video for this process

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