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Dota 2. Everywhere your audience watches.

Stream Dota 2 matches, coaching and climbs to Twitch and YouTube. Send one game feed to every community without adding extra upload paths to your setup.

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A cleaner way to broadcast Dota 2

Keep your game capture focused on the game. The routing, destination copies and status checks happen in one place.

One upload from your setup

You send one stream to Stream Repeater. Adding Twitch, YouTube, Kick or another endpoint does not require another upload from your home connection.

One view of the broadcast

See whether destinations are receiving the feed, keep a VOD when enabled and use clips or a branded watch page when your audience needs them.

Go live in three steps

Send your game feed

Point OBS, Streamlabs or your capture workflow at the channel’s ingest details.

Connect the platforms

Add Twitch, YouTube, Kick, Facebook or a custom RTMP/RTMPS destination.

Play and monitor

Start the broadcast and watch relay health from the dashboard between matches or missions.

Dota 2 streaming tips

Small details that make a long session much easier to watch.

  • Use a descriptive title with role, rank or event.
  • Keep voice chat and game audio balanced.
  • Use a break slate between long matches.

Good defaults

Start here, then tune for your connection and audience.

Video: H.264, 1080p or 720p, 30/60 fps
Bitrate: 4,500–6,000 kbps for 1080p
Keyframes: every 2 seconds
Audio: AAC, around 160 kbps

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