first pass at obs config info

communication/youtube/obs/streaming-key.md

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+# Obtaining a streaming key
+
+Streaming keys are privileged and should only be given out to trusted Community members that have shadowed an existing community streamer. To minimize the risk of malicious or accidental use of streaming keys, a unique streaming key should be generated for each instance of a community-streamed event.
+
+* Go to YouTube and switch to the Kubernetes user
+* Click the icon in the top right that is a "camera with a plus sign"
+* Click "Go Live"
+* Set up the stream
+  * If you're streaming a recurring stream, you can pick copy a previous stream.
+  * If not click "NEW STREAM"
+    * Fill out the form
+      * Ensure "No it's not made for kids" is selected
+      * Optional: If you have a thumbnail to use, upload a custom thumbnail
+    * Click "CREATE STREAM"
+  * Ensure the stream date/time is correctly configured.
+* The stream is now set up and you should see the [YouTube stream dashboard].
+  * To view the stream key, click the "eye" icon next to the stream key.
+  * To copy the stream key, click the "COPY" button next to the stream key field.
+
+[YouTube stream dashboard]: ./youtube-stream-dashboard.png

communication/youtube/streaming-config.md

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+# OBS Streaming Config
+
+## Disclaimers: 
+* These instructions won't work in OSX. The UX there for capturing audio is not great.
+* Streaming requires a stable internet connection with at least ~10Mbps up depending on stream quality
+* Some settings may be better than others. Everyones' computer is different. This is a solid baseline to start
+
+## Walkthrough
+
+(Link soon)
+
+## Instructions
+
+* Pre-installation
+  * For non-YouTube Admins: Obtain a one-time streaming key from a YouTube Admin.
+  * For YouTube Admins: See [streaming key instructions]
+
+* Installation
+  * To install OBS, visit their [installation wiki] and find your OS
+  * Open OBS
+  * Go through Wizard. It sets decent baselines. ([Wizard Screenshots])
+
+* Video 
+  * Under the Sources area, press the Plus sign, then Screen or Display capture
+    * Name it what you want (eg. Left Monitor.)
+    * Select which display you wish to capture (If you have one monitor, you'll have one option)
+    * Press OK
+    * You should now see your display mirrored within OBS.
+  * You can create bumpers to put before/after a stream by creating a new scene.
+    * Under the Scenes area, press the Plus sign. Name the new scene "Front Bumper"
+    * Under the Sources area, press the Plus sign, then Image. Name the image "Front Bumper Image" and click "OK"
+    * Click "Browse" and find an appropriate bumper. If you need an appropriate bumper, contact a YouTube Admin.
+    * Click "OK"
+    * Adjust the image to fill the screen by clicking and dragging the edges.
+  * You can toggle between Scenes by clicking on their name. What you see in the preview is what will be streamed.
+* Audio
+  * OBS uses whatever output your computer uses by default.
+    * Test audio by visiting a YouTube video or playing music and seeing the VU meter move
+    * To change/set an interface besides the default:
+      * Click the gear under the "Desktop Audio" VU meter and click "Properties"
+      * Select a different audio interface, then click "OK"
+    * Adjust the Desktop Audio by using the slider. A decent rule is to have music audio peaking in the middle of the yellow.
+  * If you are streaming as well as participating in discussion, there's added complexity
+    * To ensure your preferred microphone is selected by:
+      * Click the gear under the "Mic/Aux" VU meter and click "Properties"
+      * Select the correct device from the drop-down and click "OK"
+    * Adjust the Mic Level so if you loudly say "WHAT" it doesn't go in the red.
+    * While streaming, you will have to mute/unmute yourself both in Zoom as well as in OBS
+      * Note: A headset or Mic with a hardware mute makes this a lot easier
+
+* Other Settings
+  * Click "Settings" on the bottom right. Everything below this will be within the "Settings" Window.
+    * To change or update a YouTube streaming key
+      * Click "Stream" on the left
+      * Update the "Stream Key" field
+      * Click "OK"
+
+* Last steps
+  * To test sound levels and capture quality, click "start recording" and play some music while talking. This will give you a good idea how things will sound on-stream.  
+  * When starting a stream, start a minute or so early with a bumper up and both "Desktop" and "Mic/Aux" muted.
+    * Under "Desktop Audio" as well as "Mic/Aux" you can toggle mute by clicking the "Speaker" icon.
+
+That's it! You should be ready to stream content for the community.
+
+[streaming key instructions]: ./obs/streaming-key.md
+[installation wiki]:https://obsproject.com/wiki/install-instructions
+[Wizard Screenshots]: ./obs/wizard-screenshots/

communication/youtube/youtube-guidelines.md

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 YouTube admins with a system capable of streaming may be asked to stream public
 Kubernetes Community events such as the weekly [Community Meeting],
-[Office Hours], [Meet our Contributors], or other publicly streamed events.
-<!--
-TODO: Add details on streaming/using OBS after  https://github.com/kubernetes/community/pull/3337 is merged.
--->
+[Office Hours], [Meet our Contributors], or other publicly streamed events. For
+detailed information about streaming, see our [Streaming Config]
+
+
 
 
 [coc]: /code-of-conduct.md
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 [Community Meeting]: /events/community-meeting.md
 [Office Hours]: /events/office-hours.md
 [Meet our Contributors]: /mentoring/meet-our-contributors.md
+[Streaming Config]: ./youtube/streaming-config.md