Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) is a long-standing standard in live streaming. Originally developed by Macromedia and now owned by Adobe, RTMP is designed for high-performance, real-time transmission of audio, video, and data between a server and a client over the internet.
RTMP remains widely popular due to its seamless, low-latency capabilities and broad support across streaming platforms and software. Whether you're streaming a live event, hosting an online broadcast, or setting up a video conference, using RTMP can greatly enhance your stream quality and viewer experience.
This guide uses YouTube as an example to demonstrate the RTMP live streaming process.
To stream to YouTube via RTMP, you first need to get the YouTube Stream Key and Server URL.
1. Go to YouTube Studio.
2. In the top-right corner, click "CREATE" → "Go live".

3. In the Live Control Room, find the "Stream settings" section. Copy "Stream key" and "Stream URL" for the next step.
Note: If this is your first time streaming, you may need to verify your channel.

1. Launch the Obsbot Start app and connect your Tail 2. Press and hold the Live Stream/Record Button to enter the live stream interface.

2. Select the "RTMP" option, then tap the "+" icon to create an RTMP connection.

3. Paste the corresponding information copied from YouTube and enter the live streaming name. Click "Add".

4. Select the configured RTMP stream and click "Start".

5. The video feed from your OBSBOT Tail 2 will appear on your YouTube window. You are now live!

1. Launch the Obsbot Live app and connect your Tail 2. Choose "Live" mode and click the red button to enter the "Live Stream Settings" interface.

2. Select the "RTMP" option, then tap the "+" icon to create an RTMP connection.

3. Paste the corresponding information copied from YouTube and enter the live streaming name. Click "Add".

4. Select the configured RTMP stream and go back to the main interface.

5. Click the red button.

6. Choose whether to enable "Full Recording" while streaming based on your needs. Then, click "Sure".

7. The video feed from your OBSBOT Tail 2 will appear on your YouTube window. You are now live!

By integrating RTMP with OBSBOT Tail 2, you unlock a reliable, low-latency streaming solution that delivers high-quality video to a wide range of platforms. Get started and launch your next professional live stream today! For more news and guides on Tail 2, visit our website and stay tuned for fresh updates.