Go live on VBoys
One stream key, set up once. After that, going live is just pressing Start Streaming in OBS.
Your stream key
Mux stream keys don't expire between shows — create it once, reuse it every week.
OBS — the 3-step setup (one time only)
- Open OBS → Settings → Stream.
- Service: choose “Custom…” — then paste the Server and Stream Key from the top of this page, and click Apply.
- Press “Start Streaming.” You're live on VBoys — check the indicator above or open the watch page.
The profile zip is a real OBS profile folder (basic.ini + service.json with your server and key already in it).
Unzip it, then in OBS: Profile → Import → select the unzipped VBoys folder → then Profile → VBoys to switch to it.
Keep the file private — it contains your stream key, exactly like a password.
Recommended OBS output settings
| Resolution (Output, Settings → Video) | 1920×1080 — or 1280×720 if your upload is under ~10 Mbps |
| Encoder (Settings → Output) | NVENC if your PC has an NVIDIA card — otherwise x264 |
| Bitrate — 1080p | 4500–6000 Kbps |
| Bitrate — 720p | 3500–4500 Kbps |
| Keyframe interval | 2 seconds (required for smooth HLS) |
| Audio | 128 Kbps AAC, 48 kHz |
| Encoder preset (NVENC) | Quality · Profile: High |
VBoys streams are created on Mux with a 60-second reconnect window — if OBS or your internet hiccups mid-show, reconnect within a minute and the stream (and your viewers) pick right back up. Latency is Mux standard for now; low-latency mode is a later upgrade.
No PC? Go live from your phone
Same server, same key, same one-time setup — the phone apps save them too:
- Install Larix Broadcaster (free, iOS/Android) or PRISM Live Studio.
- Add a new RTMP destination: paste the ingest server as the URL and your stream key in the key field.
- Save it as “VBoys.” Every week after: open the app, pick VBoys, tap Go Live.