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Scene Share sends your entire OBS Program output as one H.264 video and AAC audio stream. It is one-way.

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Before you start

  • Install vScene on both computers.
  • Build the exact OBS Program view you intend to share.
  • Hide private windows, dock credentials, notifications, and sources that must not leave your computer.
  • Confirm the receiver understands that they need an encrypted Receiver SRT URL, not an audio guest key.
1

Open Scene Share

In OBS, select Docks → vAudioLink Scene Share.On Set up Scene Share, select Sign in to send.
2

Authorize in your browser

Complete the browser authorization and return to OBS.Expected result: the dock displays Sending your program with sender controls.
3

Select relay and bitrate

Choose the closest healthy Relay region. Select a bitrate:
  • 3 Mbps for constrained upload capacity.
  • 6 Mbps (recommended) for the normal starting point.
  • 8 Mbps only when the sender and receiver paths have comfortable headroom.
4

Start sending

Select Start sending.Expected result: the dock reports an on-air or sending state, shows upload throughput, and generates an encrypted Receiver SRT URL.
5

Copy the receiver URL

Copy the complete Receiver SRT URL and send it privately to the receiver.Treat the URL as a temporary secret: it contains the information required to receive this session.
6

Wait for the receiver

Ask the other person to follow Receive a Scene Share program.Watch the receiver and pull metrics in the dock. A connected receiver should produce active status and throughput.
7

Run an A/V test

Speak while making a visible clap or slate in Program. Ask the receiver to confirm that picture and sound arrive together.Verify the receiver sees the intended 1920×1080, 60 fps program and hears its AAC audio.

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Rotate access

Use the rotate action to replace the Receiver SRT URL. The old URL should no longer be used; send the replacement privately. Rotate immediately if the URL appears in a screenshot, stream, chat, log excerpt, or support message.

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End the share

Stop sending or end the session from the dock. Scene Share stops its own output without changing the user’s configured OBS streaming service or recording output.

Scene Share troubleshooting

Diagnose missing video, rejected URLs, low throughput, black frames, and A/V concerns.