You can select the language of your choice by clicking on the flag symbol before downloading it. There you will find your purchased package. Move your mouse over your profile icon next to the shopping cart on the website, and a menu will open. If you have already done this, feel free to skip to the next one!įirst, you have to download your package. If this is your first time downloading and unpacking your complete package, this chapter is for you. You can resize the source to fit the source to the size of the scene.Downloading and unpacking your stream overlay package Your Virtual Camera should contain a single source.(Alternatively, you can copy the source and paste a reference to it)
In this tutorial, it will be called Virtual Camera. Until then, you can show a single source by creating an extra scene containing the source. In a future update, you will be able to select a single source for the virtual camera to show. Show a single source in the virtual camera Scene: the virtual camera shows only one scene, regardless of what is currently showing.This means anybody watching the video feed will see you changing scenes, making edits, etc. Preview Output: if using Studio Mode, the virtual camera will show the Preview.Program Output: the virtual camera will show what OBS Studio normally outputs.To adjust settings for the virtual camera, click on the ⚙ Gear icon in the Controls dock.įrom the Virtual Camera settings window, you can adjust the following settings: To stop the virtual camera, click the same button again (which will be labelled Stop Virtual Camera). To start the virtual camera, click Start Virtual Camera in the Controls dock. This feature is particularly useful for applications that cannot capture the screen directly. The Virtual Camera is a feature of OBS Studio that allows you to share your OBS Studio scene with any applications that can make use of a webcam, such as Zoom, Skype, Discord, etc.
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