Step 1 Twitch OAuth
Authorize Twitch chat access through the official login and copy it as ready-made NOALBS .env lines.
Prepare connections, configs and planning values right in your browser.
All tools run right in your browser. Each card explains what gets generated or calculated and which app or installation the result is meant for.
This page covers tools and generators that run directly on IRL4YOU. Independent helper programs for camera, network, OBS and diagnostics are listed separately under IRL Tools. First up is dji-remote for Android.
Authorize Twitch chat access through the official login and copy it as ready-made NOALBS .env lines.
Generate a ready-to-use config.json for stream stats, OBS WebSocket, scenes and thresholds.
Put together a suitable signal path from phone, encoder, cellular, protocol, relay and OBS.
Work out data volume, recording storage and approximate runtime from the bitrate you choose.
Prepare SRT, SRTLA or RTMP connections and, where possible, import them straight into the streaming app.
Import seven lowercase OBS scenes, set them up and connect them to NOALBS.
Set the stream key, RTMP port and stats page, then download a matching ZIP package with nginx.conf and README.
Set the container image and TCP and UDP ports, then download a matching ZIP package with compose.yaml and README.
Prepare bitrate, runtime, latency and mobile connection data.
Work out a solid starting value for latency, bitrate and connection headroom.
Plan battery capacity, device consumption and real-world reserves for the mobile stream.
Judge bitrate, data volume, platform outputs and real upload headroom together.
Turn streaming addresses and app import links into a scannable QR code locally.
Check ports, addresses, configs and the state of your own streaming servers.
Generate matching UFW rules and a readable port list for the streaming system you chose.
Break streaming addresses down locally, show them clearly and check for typical structure errors.
Scan configs locally for common mistakes and visibly risky settings.
Realistically estimate server performance, bandwidth, traffic and storage for your own IRL streaming server.
Generate a matching, read-only diagnostic routine for your own streaming server.
Create local browser sources for pauses, bitrate, RTT and signal status.
Design a lightweight local OBS browser source for pauses and short connection drops.
Configure a compact status overlay for bitrate, RTT and connection drops.
Calculations and config output are created locally in your browser. A connection to Twitch is only made when you deliberately start the Twitch login. Details are in the privacy policy.