Stream Ray-Ban Meta Glasses to OBS Studio
This guide is currently in preparation. A full tutorial for streaming from Ray-Ban Meta glasses to OBS Studio with MetaLensAI and MediaMTX will be available here soon.
The upcoming guide will cover local network setup, MediaMTX as the receiving server, Custom RTMP configuration, OBS Studio source setup, and troubleshooting.
Guide coming soon
We are preparing a practical, step-by-step tutorial that explains how to send a live stream from Ray-Ban Meta glasses through MetaLensAI and receive it in OBS Studio.
The tutorial will use MediaMTX as the local receiving server. MetaLensAI will publish the stream to MediaMTX using Custom RTMP, and OBS Studio will read the stream from MediaMTX as a media source.
The final version will focus on a reliable local network workflow, including the stream URL, stream key, OBS Media Source setup, and the most common connection issues.
What the tutorial will include
- How to prepare your phone, glasses, computer, and local network.
- How to run MediaMTX as the local server receiving the stream from MetaLensAI.
- How to configure Custom RTMP Server in MetaLensAI.
- How to add the incoming stream to OBS Studio.
- How to verify that the stream is available before going live.
- How to stream from OBS Studio to platforms such as YouTube, Twitch, Kick, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook.
- How to troubleshoot broken pipe, missing stream, audio, and video track issues.
Need streaming help now?
For YouTube live streaming, the current setup guide is already available and can be used as a reference for general streaming requirements in MetaLensAI.