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Source DockOBS 32.1.2 MacOS 15.6.1 M2 either I am missing something, or somehow can't get the panels out...
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Retro Effects
A collection of OBS filters to give your stream that retro feel.- FiniteSingularity
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Advanced Masks
Advanced alpha and color adjustment masks for sources and scenes.- FiniteSingularity
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Move Transition
Animate position and size of sources when transitioning between scenes.- Exeldro
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Touch Portal
Touch Portal is a companion app to control a PC or a Mac by using a deck of buttons to improve the workflow & productivity of game streamers, content creators and professionals- touch_portal
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Connects to VLC media player's web interface to save song metadata to a text file.
A way to show current time in your stream
Retrieve live streams chat messages from different sources (Twitch, YouTube Gaming, Hitbox, etc...)
A Nginx server with RTMP module to send video streaming to multiple services.
Adding animations to your stream using HTML and JavaScript
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Capture your voice channel to stream using the Discord game overlay.
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Can be used to invert source colors or apply a difference filter
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A simple yet powerful all-in-one extendable personal automated chat moderator with GUI
WebTool, Animations, Text-To-Speech, YouTube link in Donation Alert
Easily run OBS or OBS-Studio of an USB-Stick or copy it to a second PC keeping the settings.
It only need CLR browser :D
Bash script grabbing the currently playing song from VLC and Spotify web player
A comparison of all x264 presents
Correct settings for the sharpest, smoothest footage without emulation.
Do I need a splitter or a switch? And what Inputs/Outputs do I need?