How to Connect Streamlabs to Discord: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are you tired of not being able to see who's talking on your live stream? Do you want to enhance the viewer experience and make it easier for your audience to follow along with conversations in your stream's chat? Look no further! In this article, we'll show you how to connect Streamlabs to Discord, allowing you to display Discord voice chat bubbles directly on your screen.

To get started, open Streamlabs OBS or XSplit (or whatever streaming software you use) and navigate to the 'Sources' tab. Click the '+' button to add a new source, and select 'Browser' as the type. In the URL field, paste the URL provided by Streamlabs for this feature. Set the dimensions to 312 wide by 600 high.

Once you've added the browser source, you'll see a preview of what the widget will look like on your stream. As you speak, you can test the settings and adjust them as needed. Note that if you're already in the specified voice channel, speaking into your microphone will activate the preview on the right. This feature won't work for private voice chats, so you may need to set up a new server for your group.

To map the widget to a Discord voice channel and tweak its presentation settings, follow these steps:

1. Open Streamlabs OBS or XSplit.

2. Navigate to the 'Sources' tab.

3. Select the browser source you just added.

4. Click the 'Settings' button next to the URL field.

5. In the settings window, select 'Discord Voice Channel' as the type of channel you want to connect to.

6. Choose the voice channel you want to map to from the dropdown menu.

7. Adjust the presentation settings as needed.

That's it! With these simple steps, you can display Discord voice chat bubbles directly on your stream and enhance the viewer experience. No installation is required, as Streamlabs simply spits out a browser source that you can add to your streaming software.

This feature is popular among streamers who use Discord for their community, and it's especially useful when playing games like Among Us, which often involve players debating and discussing the game in real-time. By displaying voice chat bubbles on screen, you can make it easier for your audience to follow along with conversations and engage more fully with your stream.

So why not give it a try? Follow this guide and learn how to connect Streamlabs to Discord for a more immersive viewer experience.

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