Set Up A Raspberry Pi As A Live Streaming Camera That Broadcasts To YouTube

Set Up A Raspberry Pi As A Live Streaming Camera That Broadcasts To YouTube

If you’ve ever wanted to live stream to YouTube but didn’t want to spend much money to do so, MakeUseOf has a guide for setting up a Raspberry Pi as a live streaming device that will broadcast automatically.

All you’ll need here is a Raspberry Pi and a Camera Module (or a USB webcam, if you already have one). Once those are gathered up, you’ll need to create a YouTube channel, set up a few things on the Raspberry Pi through the command line, and then you’ll be good to go from there.

This is a pretty easy way to get a live stream online from your Raspberry Pi without dealing with setting up your own server, though you’ll be missing out on some of the more advanced features of a more security-oriented system, like motion detection or alerts. Either way, head over to Make Use Of for the full guide.

Live Stream to YouTube With a Raspberry Pi [MakeUseOf]


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