ADM Video Streamer
Stream your game directly to Twitch, YouTube, and more from within your Unity game.
Stream your game directly to Twitch, YouTube, and more from within your Unity game.* This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you purchase something through them, at no extra cost. $75
- Category:
- Tools › Video
- Developer:
- Admiraal IT
- Price:
- $75
- Rating:
- Favorites:
- 22
- Supported Unity Versions:
- 2022.3.61 or higher
- Current Version:
- 0.12.3
- Download Size:
- 1.71 MB
- Last Update:
- Apr 11, 2025
- Description:
- ADM Video Streamer is a powerful tool for live streaming your game sessions to popular platforms like Twitch and YouTube. With this package, you can easily capture screenshots from your camera and stream them online without the need for dedicated hardware. This is an ideal solution for games on a budget, as it eliminates the need for expensive streaming equipment.
By making it easy for players to stream their sessions, you can attract more streamers and players to your game. The package uses the FFmpeg library for live streaming via RTMP and can access hardware encoders for optimal performance.
Key features include:
* Audio and video capture from the game
* Stream via RTMP or record to a file
* Configurable bitrate and framerate
* Low impact on performance, utilizing the encoder chip of the videocard for heavy lifting
* Compatible with NVIDIA and AMD GPUs on Windows, Intel or AMD GPUs on Linux, and ARM64 architecture on Android and iOS
The package includes instructions on how to obtain the FFmpeg library, which is not included. Note that this asset uses OneVPL under the MIT license and libpthread under its own license, as specified in the Third-Party Notices.txt file. - Technical Details:
- Key features:
* Audio and video capture from the game
* Stream via RTMP or record to a file
* Bitrate and framerate are configurable
* Low impact on performance as the encoder chip of the videocard is used for the heavy lifting
* Works with:
• NVIDIA and AMD GPU on Windows
• Intel or AMD GPU on Linux
• ARM64 architecture on Android and iOS - Continue »