Steam Broadcast for Dark Atlas: Infernum

RoboStreamer is excited to display the Steam Store Broadcast for Dark Atlas: Infernum! Despite there not being a live stream currently, you can still view their Steam Store page. The page will automatically refresh as soon as a Steam Broadcast starts in RoboStreamer for Dark Atlas: Infernum.

Dark Atlas: Infernum is developed by and published by Selecta Play.

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The benefits of using RoboStreamer for this Steam Broadcast

/ Selecta Play chose to use RoboStreamer to host a Steam Broadcast for Dark Atlas: Infernum on their Steam Store Page. The broadcast was streamed from a pre-recorded video file that was uploaded to RoboStreamer and streamed in a loop. RoboStreamer allows for the easy upload of videos without any size limit and the ability to keep streaming them without any time limit. This eliminates the need for running OBS on your own machine, saving time and money, and reducing energy costs.

Simplify your Steam Broadcast with RoboStreamer

Creating a Steam Broadcast is simple with RoboStreamer. Sign up for a free account, upload your video, and add your upload key. RoboStreamer is designed to make the process of streaming your Steam Broadcast as easy as possible. Publishers will find it especially useful as they can manage Steam Broadcasts for multiple Steam Games in one place.

Five reasons to choose RoboStreamer above OBS Studio

  1. User-friendly interface: RoboStreamer has a tailored interface that is specifically designed for streaming pre-recorded videos to Steam, making it easy to set up and stream, while OBS Studio may require more technical knowledge to set up and use.
  2. Resource efficiency: RoboStreamer streams the video "as is" and does not require any real-time modifications or re-encoding, which can use high amounts of CPU and memory resources. OBS Studio, on the other hand, does require re-encoding the video on the fly, which will consume more energy, resulting in higher cost.
  3. Reliable connections: RoboStreamer runs on cloud-based servers with fast and stable internet connections, which can be more reliable than streaming from a personal home or office network.
  4. Automated streaming: RoboStreamer eliminates the need for manual broadcasting, which can save time and effort for the user.
  5. Cost-effective: RoboStreamer offers a simple pricing structure with low costs, while OBS Studio is a free and open-source software, but you may need to pay for the additional features or resources you need.