RTMP Server for OBS and Multistreaming

Yes, on the free plan: 24 streaming hours a month at up to 1080p and 30 fps, up to 10 destinations, no credit card and no watermark. Paid plans start at $30 a month, run 24/7 and add 60 fps and 4K. See pricing.

It is the address your streaming app or encoder sends live video to. The server receives the stream and passes it on: to platforms, to viewers or to a recording. Upstream’s passes it on to the platforms and servers you add. Here is how RTMP works.

Any app or device with a custom RTMP server option that sends H.264 video and AAC audio: OBS, Streamlabs, vMix, Wirecast, an ATEM Mini, or a phone app like Larix Broadcaster. See the setup guide for each.

Yes. Besides sending it to your platforms, Upstream plays the stream in a player on your own website, so one upload from OBS feeds both and you don’t need a separate server for it.

Not as the input. Upstream takes in plain RTMP and sends out over RTMP, RTMPS or SRT, so an encoder that only offers rtmps:// or SRT needs a plain RTMP option. Custom RTMP setup and fixes.

For a live feed from OBS or an encoder, yes, because the video comes from it. For uploaded videos, no: Upstream plays them from its own servers on a schedule or 24/7. A channel that runs all month needs a paid plan, since the free plan has 24 hours. See 24/7 streaming.