However, there are still options to be able to achieve this on your Switch. While it can be useful if you want to capture a quick portion of your game, you won’t be able to do longer recordings or use it to live stream.
Up to 30 seconds of gameplay previous to the Capture button being pressed will be recorded.You can adjust the settings later if you want to add a camera or microphone. You'll be live on Twitch within a few moments.Īnd just like that, you're ready to start streaming your Switch gameplay. Once everything is set up, click "Start Streaming" in the lower-right. You can resize and manipulate it however you'd like, which is great if you want to display other graphics on your stream, like a chatbox or facecam.ħ. A box showing live gameplay from your Switch will appear. Right click anywhere on the OBS app and then choose "Add," then "Video Capture Device," and add your card.Ħ.
You will have gotten a unique user number from OBS that you can use during this process.ĥ. Now launch OBS Studio on your computer and link it to your Twitch account via the app's Settings menu (click "Streaming," then "Service," then select "Twitch"). With another HDMI cable, connect the capture card's output HDMI port back to your TV's HDMI port.Ĥ. Now connect the capture card to your computer via USB cable.ģ. With the Switch in its dock, disconnect its HDMI cable from your TV and plug that cable into the capture card.Ģ.
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