Stream to Rumble and YouTube at Once

Create a live stream on Rumble, click Get Streamer Configuration and copy the stream URL and stream key into your streaming software. With Upstream, you paste both into a Rumble destination, pick a playlist or your OBS feed and start the stream.

Rumble shows the stream key and stream URL when you click Get Streamer Configuration on a new live stream. Each new live stream gets its own key, so for one you can save and reuse, create a static stream key in your Rumble account.

Rumble sets its own requirements for going live, such as a minimum number of followers or a paid Rumble plan. Upstream can’t turn on live streaming for your account, so check that Rumble lets you go live first.

For 1080p at 30 fps, Rumble recommends 2,500 to 4,500 kbps, and its maximum is 8,000 kbps. Upstream suggests a bitrate in the 1080p 30 fps range and warns you when your settings are outside it.

Yes. Put your videos in an Upstream playlist, set it to loop and it streams to Rumble from the cloud with your computer off. A stream that never stops needs a paid plan, since the free plan has 24 hours a month. Follow the 24/7 Rumble stream guide.

Yes. Add YouTube, Kick or any RTMP destination next to Rumble, and Upstream sends the same stream to all of them from the cloud. If you stream from OBS, your upload only carries one stream.