How to Broadcast on Steam

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How to Broadcast on Steam
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Twitch and YouTube are popular platforms for
streaming games. However, Steam also allows users
to stream. Steam broadcasting is an inbuilt tool
that allows users to stream their gameplay
directly from the app. Lets explore the process
of broadcasting on Steam.
Requirements In comparison, broadcasting over
Steam is pretty easy. Users do not have to
download any additional app or software. They
just need to ensure that they have good and
powerful internet. Moreover, the laptop or
desktop needs to be robust. Streaming live on
Steam is pretty easy. Source office.com/setup
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How does it work?

• Steam broadcasting makes use of the Steam client
  for recording, encoding, and broadcasting the
  gameplay. It enables users to hook up a mic for
  communicating with the viewers. Users can decide
  if they want to add audio from other apps on
  their device or not.
• The Broadcasting segment is present in the Steam
  client and Steam Community site. It offers a
  centralized location wherein people can find new
  streamers and see which person is streaming the
  video game you wish to watch. In case no one is
  streaming the video game you wish to watch, then
  just tweak some settings, open the game, and
  begin the streaming.

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Setting up Steam Broadcast

• Begin by opening Steam on your computer.
• After that, click on Steam located at the top
  left edge of the screen.
• Now click on the Settings option.
• After that, click on Broadcasting.
• Scroll down the menu located below Privacy
  Setting.
• After that, click on Anyone can watch my game for
  completely enabling Steam broadcasting.
• Click on the OK button.
• Here, adjustments can be made to the settings of
  the computer or internet connection. Users can
  also turn on the mic. To do so, just click on
  record my microphone.
• Now, you can start broadcasting.

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Author

• Alex Smith is a Microsoft Office expert and has
  been working in the technical industry since
  2002. As a technical expert, Alex has written
  technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and
  reviews for many websites such as office.com/setup
  .