OBS stands for Open Broadcaster Software, a free, open source live video production software that’s supported by a large community of developers from around the world. OBS Streaming can be used for live video production, live streaming and video recording. When you first download and install OBS, a setup wizard will ask you if you would like to optimize the software for recording or live streaming because it has the ability to mix together many different audio visual sources into a live video production environment. OBS also supports many plugins which can extend its functionality to include features such as NDI support, VST plugins and stream deck controls.
Open Broadcaster Software offers many important features that will make your online broadcast stand out. With real time video and audio mixing and capturing and unlimited scenes to switch between using transitions that you can customize, you'll be able to create an incredibly dynamic stream with ease.
OBS has filters that allow you to use chroma keying, masking and color correction, and an easy to use audio mixer that can filter sounds for noise suppression and gain. Use the robust yet accessible configuration options to add new sources and adjust their properties hassle-free. Studio Mode allows you to check your sources and scenes out before you start broadcasting so that you can adjust anything, or create additional ones to make sure your stream right. You can set hotkeys for pretty much action, including switching between scenes, starting or stopping or stream, muting audio and more.
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