You can focus on streaming, while the webhook sends out the notification to everyone else. People in your server have turned off go live notifications on Facebook, but still want to watch you live. Your server members don’t normally watch you on Facebook, this way you will also reach them. There could be various reasons as to why you would want to set up Discord notifications.

That’s how you stop the Discord notifications again, it’s even easier than setting them up.

Go to your Live dashboard in Creator Studio or your Streamer Dashboard. Luckily it’s very simple to stop these notifications, all you need to do is the following. It might be, because you stopped streaming, you found a different website to stream or you have found a different way of setting these up. There could always be a reason that you want to stop the notifications of you going live on Facebook. You have successfully set up your discord notifications for your Facebook live. Paste the webhook URL you copied in step 6 of the discord setting. Now you have to go to the actions section. If you are a Level Up member, you have to find your streamer dashboard. If you are a managed partner go to your live dashboard, which you can find by going to Creator Studio then find the Creative tools and lastly go to Live dashboard. Depending on if you’re a managed partner or a Level Up member you will have to do the following Now you need to go over to Facebook to set up the last few things. Upload an image for the “bot”, this will be it’s profile picture.Ĭhoose what channel it needs to send the notifications too.Ĭopy the URL of the webhook to your clipboard. Name the webhook, which will show up as a “bot” later. You have implemented OBS or XSplit to go live on Facebook.Īfter having done the above things, you have to open Discord on your server and follow these steps.You have a Facebook Gaming Creator Page.

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