You can also provide a title, location, and privacy setting for the stream.
If you haven’t already signed into the service you want to use, you can do it from here. You’ll be prompted to choose the service to which you want to stream. Click the “Start” option to start broadcasting your gameplay. Next, press Alt+Z to open the overlay, and then click the “Broadcast LIVE” button.
To actually start broadcasting with GeForce Experience, first launch the game you want to stream. Select “Off” here if you don’t want the video from your webcam appearing on the stream.Īt any point while streaming, you can press Alt+Z to open the overlay and click the microphone and video icons to enable or disable your mic and webcam. To configure the size and shape of your webcam, head to Settings > HUD Layout, and then choose a position and size for the camera feed on your screen. You can change it to another key by heading to Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts. By default, the push-to-talk key is the Grave key ( `) just above the Tab key on your keyboard. Select a mode-Always On, Push to Talk, or Off. To configure how your microphone works, open the overlay and click the microphone icon. Enter the username and password of the account with which you want to broadcast. Click whichever service you want to set up-Facebook, Twitch, or YouTube-and then click the “Log In” button. To sign into your accounts, click the cog-shaped “Settings” icon in the overlay, and then and click “Connect” setting.
You can return here to tweak these settings in the future. You’ll also find custom overlay options at the bottom of this screen, allowing you to overlay any custom image on top of your stream. Ensure that the “Turn on broadcasting” option at the top of the screen is set to “Yes.”įrom here, you can also customize your Facebook, Twitch, and YouTube streaming quality settings. Click the cog-shaped “Settings” icon, and then click the “Broadcast LIVE” button.
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