Set up multistreaming
Each output sends your stream to a platform. SE.Live sends these streams from your computer, so your upload connection must handle their combined bitrate. Three outputs at 6,000 Kbps need 18,000 Kbps, plus room for overhead. For best performance, use a system built from 2019 onward.
Connect your outputs
Section titled “Connect your outputs”- Open StreamElements → SE.Live Docks → StreamElements Multi-Streaming.
- Open Settings from the panel’s gear button or an output’s three-dot menu.
- Under Outputs, connect the accounts you want to stream to. Use Add output to add another destination.
- Expand Output settings and choose the OBS audio track to send to that output. Save your changes.

Prepare each broadcast
Section titled “Prepare each broadcast”- Enable the outputs you want in the Multistreaming panel.
- Check each channel name and assigned canvas. Use a custom canvas for a separate layout.
- Under Broadcast Settings, set each stream’s title, category, and platform options, such as YouTube privacy.
A TikTok output always appears by default, even before you have LIVE access — connecting your account here fast-tracks TikTok’s review process. Once you’re logged in and granted LIVE access, the output switches to On automatically.
Go live
Section titled “Go live”- Click Start Streaming.
- Review the details for each enabled platform, then click Start Streaming again.
- Check for Live beside every output you enabled.
To stop one output while the others keep streaming, turn off its toggle in the Multistreaming panel.
For horizontal and vertical streams on Twitch, use Twitch dual format. On YouTube, use YouTube dual stream.
Where are my TikTok chat and events? TikTok hasn’t yet opened the APIs needed to support it in the Activity Feed and Multi-Chat. Events currently appear in your chat dock without alerts — open the stand-alone TikTok Chat dock from the StreamElements menu.
Can I add more than one output for the same platform? Yes — for example, one horizontal and one vertical output for YouTube, which gets two outputs per channel automatically since it supports both simultaneously. For TikTok, add the second stream as a Custom RTMP output.
Do I need to re-enter my stream key every time I open OBS? No, SE.Live remembers connected accounts and reconnects automatically.
Can I use custom resolutions, bitrates, or audio channels per platform? Yes to all three — set up a separate canvas per platform for custom resolutions, configure bitrates per platform or canvas, and set audio channels in each output’s settings.
Can I create and link multiple canvases? Yes, and you can link them together. More active canvases and outputs use more system resources.