New Livestreaming with Scorebar and Stats

New scorebar for OBS (Open Broadcast Studio) allows you to embed a live score and stats bar in your video stream. Now you can use a webcam, IP camera or HDMI camera to create professional broadcasts and keep live stats, all on one device.

How to Order Your Streaming PPV Channel

To stream with TurboStats Quick Score sign-up for a monthly streaming and gamecasting plan

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How to Auto-Livestream with TurboStats

TurboStats Quick Score can be configured to automatically create livestreams whenever you check out a game to score. If your account is setup for livestreaming and your serial number configured by our support department, you will be prompted to start a broadcast. If you choose [NO] you will have a record button that you can press at anytime to start the broadcast later. It's best not to leave too much warmup time in your videos. If you have the setting for Auto Scorebar and Auto OBS turned on (see the Gear icon in Quick Score), OBS will open and start streaming automatically. When the game is over, OBS will close to end the stream. To setup your StreamKey and OBS Camera options, press the [LIVE] button in Quick Score. Connecting Cameras to OBS

How to Manually Livestream with TurboStats

If you are not setup for automatic streaming, you can start/stop events manually with the [LIVE] button. Connect to your streaming service like YouTube or Turbo-TV, then pick a stream source. Press, [Go Live] to start your broadcast. Connecting Cameras to OBS


How to Start a Broadcast in YouTube

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Click the [LIVE] button in Quick Score or press [Post Online][LIVE] in TurboStats Full Score while in live scoring mode.

Quick Score



Full Score

  • Set up your YouTube account
  • Select a stream key
  • Copy and paste your stream key into OBS or your steaming software
  • Press Go Live
  • Optional: Press [LOAD OBS] to open the free broadcasting software and the scorebar widget
  • Start streaming
  • Optional: Turn on Gamecasting to add stats and replay to your broadcasts

    • How to Delete Unused Broadcasts in YouTube

    To clear out unused broadcasts in YouTube that prevent your streams from going LIVE, go to the YouTube Dashboard by either clicking on [DashBoard] in TurboStats or signing on to your Google account and pressing the CREATE > GO LIVE button in YouTube.

    Troubleshooting Dropped Frames

    The first step in reducing dropped frames which results in choppy video, is to lower the bitrate. If you are streaming in 1280x720 you can go down to 1000. Here is a good resource from OBS on settings you can try to reduce your dropped frames.

    Dropped Frames in OBS

    Finding the Optimum Bitrate and Resolution

    There are many factors here to consider.  Higher resolution and bitrate mean larger files to stream and store on your server.  Storage fees can start to rise depending on how much content you have on your servers.  Live and PPV streamer will use up more bandwidth watching higher resolution and hi bandwidth videos unless you stream to a free site like YouTube. We find the optimum balance is 1280x720 video with a bitrate of about 1200-1600.

    Optimum Bitrate Charts