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Corneta
Multistream from OBS, straight from your PC
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Multistream from OBS, straight from your PC
7 followers
You keep building your scenes in OBS. Corneta receives that signal on your Windows PC and sends it to the platforms you pick (Twitch, YouTube, Kick or any RTMP server), with the chats in one place. You can set the quality per platform and record the stream with its chat to watch later. With drop protection on, a BE RIGHT BACK screen keeps the stream up if OBS crashes. Free and open source (MIT), no account needed. Each platform uses your own upload.
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Hey, I'm Petro.
I make software and music, and I always end up starting another project. Corneta is one of them. I made it to help some streamer friends who wanted to multistream the simple way.
You keep building your scenes in OBS. Corneta receives that signal on your PC and sends it to Twitch, YouTube, Kick or any RTMP server. The video goes from your computer straight to each platform. There's no server of mine in between, and no subscription.
It also puts the Twitch, YouTube and Kick chats in one window, and you can set the quality for each platform. If OBS crashes mid-stream, a BE RIGHT BACK screen keeps you live, as long as drop protection is on. Turn on recording and you can rewatch the stream with the chat later.
Some limits. It's Windows only for now. Each platform uses your own upload, so three platforms at 6 Mbps need about 18 Mbps. Re-encoding uses your CPU or GPU; passing the video through doesn't. Chat features depend on what each platform allows.
It's free and MIT. I don't make any money from it and there's no paid plan. I did it to help, and for fun.
If you stream to more than one platform, what's the most annoying part of your setup? That's what I want to fix next.