The Unofficial Guide to Open Broadcaster Software: OBS: The World's Most Popular Free Live-Streaming Application (Open Broadcaster Software Guidebook Series)
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The Unofficial Guide to Open Broadcaster Software: OBS: The World's Most Popular Free Live-Streaming Application (Open Broadcaster Software Guidebook Series)
Today more than ever Open Broadcaster Software is being recognized as a valuable video production tool in the broadcast industry. OBS stands for Open Broadcaster Software, and it is the most popular free live-streaming software in the world. OBS is an open-source-software application, and the project is reviewed, maintained, and enhanced by a community of volunteers. Anyone can use it for free and also participate in its development using Github, Dischord, or other online collaboration tools. This guide has been written to compliment an online OSB training course available on Udemy.com. With this guide, the included online course, downloadable materials and a complementary audiobook, anyone interested in learning more about OBS should be able to advance their skills efficiently with these resources. The OBS suite is a versatile tool for recording video and live streaming. It can be used to record presentations, screen-capture sessions, eSports gaming, and much more. OBS can be used to capture and record video, with a robust set of tools for processing audio as well. OBS can eliminate the need for expensive internal capture cards with the integration of the NewTek® NDI®, and it simplifies the process of screen recording and online streaming.
