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PealCast works with OBS Studio.

Already using OBS — or want a free way to go live? Point OBS at PealCast, hit Start Streaming, and turn the online crowd into named people you can actually follow up.

OBS is all you need

OBS Studio is a free, open-source encoder that runs on any computer — no capture hardware or streaming appliance required to go live with PealCast.

Stream straight to PealCast

PealCast is your streaming home. Point OBS at your PealCast RTMP server and stream key, and your service streams directly to a clean, distraction-free watch page.

Now every viewer is a name

The moment someone watches on PealCast, they connect with a verified mobile number — and every Monday your team gets the Shepherd’s Report of who to welcome and who to check on.

Stream from OBS to PealCast in 3 steps

1

Copy your PealCast stream key

In PealCast, open your channel and copy its SRT (preferred) or RTMP Server URL and Stream Key. (You get these the moment you start a free trial.)

2

Point OBS at PealCast

In OBS, open Settings → Stream, set Service to “Custom…”, then paste your PealCast Server URL into Server and your Stream Key into Stream Key. Click OK.

3

Dial in the settings below, then Start Streaming

Match the exact OBS settings below (H.264, CBR, 2-second keyframes), hit Start Streaming, and your service goes live on PealCast — every viewer captured for follow-up, automatically.

Already stream through BoxCast, Resi, or Restream? You can add PealCast as a destination there too — see the BoxCast guide.

The exact OBS settings

Open Settings in OBS and match these — grouped by the panel each one lives in. These are the Cloudflare-recommended settings for a smooth, reliable stream.

Settings → Stream

Service
“Custom…”
Server
Your PealCast SRT URL (srt://…) — or RTMP URL
Stream Key
Your PealCast stream key (for SRT, the key is usually in the URL — leave this blank)

Settings → Output · Output Mode: “Advanced” → Streaming tab

Video Encoder
x264 (software), or hardware: NVIDIA NVENC H.264 / Apple VT H.264 — never HEVC/H.265
Rate Control
CBR
Bitrate
4500–6000 Kbps at 1080p · 2500–4000 Kbps at 720p
Keyframe Interval
2 (seconds)
Preset (x264)
veryfast
Profile
high
B-frames
0 — set “Max B-frames” to 0 (NVENC), or add bframes=0 to “x264 Options”

Settings → Video

Base (Canvas) Resolution
1920×1080
Output (Scaled) Resolution
1920×1080 (or 1280×720 on a limited upload)
Common FPS Value
30

Settings → Audio

Sample Rate
48 kHz
Audio Bitrate (Output → Audio → Track 1)
160

Want the plain settings list (for a hardware encoder or another app)? See the universal stream setup guide.

Go live from OBS — and finally know who watched.

Start your free trial, point OBS at PealCast, and see the Shepherd’s Report on your own stream.

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