This familiarity with streaming video has pointed out one glaring difference to many viewers: some live video is professional-looking, with multiple camera angles, titling, social media tickers, and crisp audio, while other video streams consist of one or more talking heads with unintelligible sound. Social distancing and stay-at-home restrictions have made services like Zoom and GoToMeeting household names, while many are finding YouTube and Facebook Live useful for entertainment. Why Use OBS?ĭuring the past several months, just about everyone has become familiar with streaming video as they work from home (WFH). In future articles, we’ll walk through system requirements, installation, and basic configuration of OBS, then go into detail on the powerful features of the app and how to use them.
To start, let’s take a look at what OBS is all about and some uses for it. This app is called OBS - Open Broadcaster Software - and for many Mac users who wish to learn how to capture and mix live video and audio to create a professional-looking video stream or recording, it’s a solid alternative to pricy commercially available software. Over the next few weeks, The Rocket Yard is treating you to a series on a free, open-source Mac application for video streaming and recording.
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