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Full RDP administrator access, dedicated resources, up to 10 Gbps of network and 24/7 support - a Windows desktop ready to use the moment it is delivered.
If Remote Desktop stops responding, say after a bad Windows Firewall rule, open the console from your client area and work directly on the server's screen.
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All three are Windows desktop applications, which is exactly why this page is Windows only: you install them over remote desktop and leave them running after you disconnect.
The broadcasting standard, and it is free
OBS Studio composes scenes, sources and overlays and pushes the result to any RTMP destination, which is every major platform. On a server it is usually driven once over RDP, then left alone — the session keeps running after you close the remote desktop window.
Software encoding is CPU-bound: VPS Plus, at 4 vCPU and 8 GB, is the realistic floor for a stable 1080p stream.
OBS with the presentation layer built in
Streamlabs Desktop is built on the same engine and adds themes, alerts and widgets without any assembly. It costs more memory than plain OBS in exchange for setup time you do not spend.
Add headroom over a bare OBS install: VPS Max, at 6 vCPU and 16 GB, leaves the encoder room to breathe.
The source when the stream is a playlist
VLC reads almost any container or codec and can loop a playlist indefinitely, which is what a continuous channel actually is. Captured as a source in OBS, it turns a folder of files into a schedule that runs without supervision.
Plan the disk around your media rather than the software: from 50 GB on VPS Plus to 120 GB on VPS Ultimate.
Streaming is one of the few workloads that saturates the upload path and the CPU at the same time. These four points decide whether the output holds a steady bitrate.
Software encoding in x264 is the most CPU-hungry part of the chain, and it is what drops frames when it runs short. Four cores is the realistic starting point for 1080p, and six leaves room for a second scene or a browser source.
A domestic connection uploads a fraction of what it downloads, which is the wrong way round for a stream. Bandwidth here is symmetric, up to 10 Gbps depending on the plan, and traffic is not metered.
OBS, Streamlabs and VLC are graphical applications; they need a session, not a shell. Every plan on this page ships Windows Server with remote desktop enabled, so you set the encoder up exactly as you would locally.
Closing the remote desktop window does not end the session, and your own computer can be shut down without touching the stream. Anti-DDoS protection is included on every plan, because a published endpoint is a targeted one.
Streaming from a personal computer ties three things together that have no reason to be tied: the machine you work on, the connection your household shares, and the broadcast that is supposed to run without interruption. A Windows server over RDP separates them. The encoder runs on hardware doing nothing else, on a symmetric 10 Gbps port, and your own computer becomes a remote control you can turn off.
The workflow is unremarkable, which is the appeal. You connect over remote desktop, install OBS or Streamlabs as you would on any Windows machine, configure scenes and stream keys, start the broadcast, then disconnect. The session keeps running. You come back only to change something, and a phone with an RDP client is enough for that.
The numbers to type into your encoder before you go live. Every plan on this page encodes in software on the CPU, so the settings below are tuned for x264, not for a graphics card.
Twitch
Landscape stream
Twitch tops out at 6,000 kb/s for most channels: above that, the stream is refused or re-encoded. Above 4,500 kb/s, 720p60 often looks sharper than 1080p60.
YouTube
Landscape stream
YouTube re-encodes every stream, so extra bitrate pays off. 12,000 kb/s in 1080p60 is the figure in its own encoder guide.
TikTok
Vertical stream, phone first
TikTok expects a vertical canvas: a 1920×1080 feed gets cropped or letterboxed. A new stream key is issued every time you go live.
H.264, constant bitrate. Twitch and YouTube: published recommendations; TikTok: usual RTMP ingest values, TikTok does not publish a grid. Checked November 2026.
Settings → Output, Advanced mode. These are the values that keep a software encoder stable on a server.
VPS Plus (4 vCPU) holds 1080p30 or 720p60. For 1080p60, or a second encode, step up to VPS Max (6 vCPU). If OBS reports skipped frames, lower the output resolution before touching the preset.
Encode once and send the same output to several destinations, with the Multiple RTMP Outputs plugin for OBS or a service like Restream.io. Destinations with the same format share one encode; a vertical TikTok feed needs a second one.
16.5 Mb/s upload
Twitch
6,000 kb/s
1080p60, landscape encode
YouTube
6,000 kb/s
Same encode, sent a second time
TikTok
4,500 kb/s
Separate vertical encode
Upload is never the limit here: the server port is counted in gigabits, and traffic is not metered. What each extra encode costs is CPU, so two encodes means VPS Max rather than VPS Plus.
These plans have no graphics card. Software that renders on the CPU works; software that requires a dedicated GPU does not.
OBS Studio
Works on these plans
Renders and encodes on the CPU, the standard choice for a server.
Streamlabs Desktop
Works on these plans
Same engine as OBS, with more memory used for themes and alerts.
VLC
Works on these plans
Loops a playlist as a source for a 24/7 channel.
Restream.io
Works on these plans
Web service: the server sends one stream, Restream forwards it to each platform.
vMix
Needs a graphics card
Requires a dedicated DirectX 10.1 graphics card, which these virtual servers do not have.
XSplit Broadcaster
Needs a graphics card
Requires a DirectX 10.1 GeForce or Radeon graphics card: not supported without a GPU.
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Same machines, same locations, same control panel - only the software you install on top changes. If your project sits between two of these pages, any of the plans above will run it.
Encoding, bitrate, licensing and what happens when you disconnect.
No. Closing the RDP window disconnects your view of the session, it does not end it — the applications keep running on the server. That is the whole point of streaming from a server rather than from your own machine.
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