When you’re ready, click “Enter the Room’s Control Center.” Don’t skip this step, because without a unique name or password protection, uninvited people could wander into your room. Go to OBS.Ninja and select “Add Group Chat to OBS.” To avoid conflicting with other users, give your room a unique name such as “JoeSchmoesStreamingChat321.” You can also set up a password for additional privacy.
To remedy this, go to the Mixer panel and click the speaker icon to mute audio from all NDI Sources except your own. Since each NDI feed from Skype contains the entire audio mix for the call, your audience will hear an annoying echo when everyone’s audio is combined in your stream output. Mute audio from all but one NDI source.To add your own feed, look for the “Skype - local” Source (unless you’re an advanced user, it’s easiest to use this instead of adding your webcam and microphone as separate Sources). Select it from the list to add that NDI feed as a Source, then repeat as necessary for any other participants. In the Source Name dropdown menu, look for an entry containing the words “Skype - live” followed by the Skype username of the person you’re trying to add. When you create a new Source, you should now see “NDI Source” listed as an option in Streamlabs. First, go to Settings > Calling > Advanced and click “Enable NDI usage.” Then, just start your Skype call as you normally would. Enable NDI usage in Skype, then start your call.Be sure to restart your computer after installing these tools. If you’re using a Mac, you’ll need OBS-NDI 4.9.0 and NDI Runtime 4.5.1, both published by GitHub user Palakis.
If you’re using a Windows PC, install the NDI SDK redistributable published by NewTek, creators of NDI. In order to get Streamlabs to accept NDI Sources, you’ll need to install one or two simple pieces of free software.
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