About this tag
The live streaming tag brings together practical guidance for broadcasting video from Windows and updates on Microsoft’s evolving event-streaming tools. Coverage includes OBS Studio on Windows 10 and Windows 11, with instructions for recording desktops, streaming, combining microphone, desktop audio, webcam, game, and application sources, and using Virtual Camera with Zoom, Teams, Discord, and other video-call apps. The tag also covers Microsoft Teams Town Halls and Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) ingest, a low-latency method for sending high-quality video over the public internet. Together, these discussions span personal streaming setups, virtual meetings, and managed enterprise broadcasts.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Razer Kiyo V2 Pro Adds 4K60 Capture for $299.99

    Razer announced the Kiyo V2 Pro on September 24, 2026. It is a $299.99 PC webcam that records 4K video at 60 frames per second, twice the 4K frame rate of last year's Kiyo V2, and it's aimed at streamers, creators and people on Teams or Zoom calls who want smoother motion. The main upgrade is...
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    OBS Studio on Windows 11: Record, Stream and Use Virtual Camera

    OBS Studio can record your Windows desktop, broadcast a live stream, and send a polished scene to Zoom, Teams, Discord, or another video-call app through its Virtual Camera. This guide covers the current Windows release of OBS Studio on Windows 10 and Windows 11, including microphone, desktop...
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    Microsoft Teams Town Halls Add SRT Ingest for Low-Latency Broadcast-Grade Video

    Microsoft updated its Microsoft 365 Roadmap on June 30, 2026, to show Secure Reliable Transport support for Microsoft Teams town halls as rolling out for desktop and Mac clients in worldwide commercial tenants and GCC. The feature, Roadmap ID 554931, gives Teams event producers another ingest...