Multistream
Stream once from OBS to Trigglow and it forwards your stream to all your channels at once. Still in testing and not open to everyone.
Multistream takes one stream from OBS and forwards it to several channels at once: Twitch, YouTube, Kick, TikTok or any RTMP(S) server, including several channels on the same platform. It is in testing and not open to every account yet. If Multistream does not appear in the sidebar under Live, it is not available on your account.
The Multistream page gives you a server and a stream key to paste in OBS. Channels you link or reconnect in Connections are added as destinations with their key already set; Add manually takes any other channel or RTMP(S) server with its stream key. Stream keys are stored encrypted and only their last characters are shown.
Which plans can use it, the maximum quality and whether your stream is copied or re-encoded depend on your plan (see Pricing). Each stream is checked when it starts: if it is above your plan's resolution or frame rate, is not H.264, or has no channel switched on, it is refused and the page tells you what to change in OBS. Trigglow never rescales your stream.
If one channel drops, only that channel is retried, and its status shows on the page. You get a notification when a stream is refused or a channel keeps failing. On YouTube the default stream key from YouTube Studio is used, so the stream only starts if auto-start is on there.
Steps
- 1Open Multistream in the sidebar, under Live.
- 2Copy the server and stream key into OBS → Settings → Stream, with the service set to Custom.
- 3Add your channels with Link channels (Connections) or Add manually.
- 4Switch on the channels you want to stream to.
- 5Start streaming in OBS and check each channel's status on the page.
Warning
Set the OBS encoder to H.264. Other codecs are refused.
Note
If your stream key leaks, create a new one on the Multistream page. The old key stops working.
Tip
The built-in editor of Trigglow Studio can also stream to Multistream.