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How to Stream Nintendo Switch Gameplay to Twitch

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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Streaming Nintendo Switch gameplay on Twitch is a great way to share your gaming experiences with the world, and connect with fellow gamers. With the help of a few tools, you can easily stream your gameplay, chat with viewers, and build a community. In this article, we will guide you through the steps to stream Nintendo Switch gameplay to Twitch.

Step 1: Get the Necessary Equipment

To start streaming your Nintendo Switch games, you’ll need a few important pieces of equipment:

– A Nintendo Switch console

– A video capture card

– A computer or a laptop

– A stable internet connection

– A microphone

There are many video capture cards available on the market, but we recommend the Elgato HD60 S. This capture card allows you to stream games in 1080p at 60 frames per second, making it a great choice for serious streamers.

Step 2: Connect the Nintendo Switch to the Capture Card

Once you have the necessary equipment, it’s time to connect your Nintendo Switch console to the capture card. To do this, follow these steps:

– Plug the HDMI cable that comes with the Nintendo Switch into the console’s HDMI port.

– Plug the other end of the HDMI cable into the input port of the capture card.

– Use another HDMI cable to connect the output port of the capture card to the HDMI input of your TV or monitor.

Step 3: Set Up OBS Studio

OBS Studio is a free and open-source software that will help you stream your Nintendo Switch gameplay to Twitch. Here’s how to set it up:

– Download and install OBS Studio from the official website.

– Once installed, launch the software and choose “Settings” from the main menu.

– Select the “Stream” tab and choose “Twitch” as the streaming platform.

– Enter your Twitch username and password.

– Go back to the main screen and click on “Sources.”

– Choose “Video Capture Device” and select your capture card from the list.

– Adjust the resolution and FPS settings to match your capture card’s capabilities.

Step 4: Start Streaming

Now that you’ve set up your Nintendo Switch console and OBS Studio, it’s time to start streaming. Here’s how to do it:

– Launch your Nintendo Switch game and make sure it appears on your TV or monitor.

– In OBS Studio, click on the “Start Streaming” button to begin streaming to Twitch.

– You can interact with viewers by using the chat feature in OBS Studio or by setting up a separate Twitch chat window.

Conclusion:

Streaming your Nintendo Switch gameplay to Twitch is an amazing way to share your gaming experiences with people all over the world. With the help of a few tools and some easy steps, you can start streaming and building your community. Remember; having a stable internet connection, a high-quality video capture card, and a microphone will help you provide the best streaming experience to your viewers. Happy gaming!

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