OBS Set Up

In this tutorial, we will cover the basics of setting up OBS by using scenes to represent what the viewer sees and sources to represent different elements. We will add four sources - video capture, media source, image, and window capture - by clicking the plus sign in the sources box and adjusting them by dragging and resizing. Additionally, we will explain how to use the virtual camera feature to stream OBS output to Drip.


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This tutorial on OBS covers how to play OS audio from OBS to Drip using a virtual audio cable, as well as adjusting audio levels, muting, and scene transitions with various layouts and cameras. It also explains the start virtual camera option and customizable settings, such as hotkeys for specific actions 

I'm thrilled to guide you through the steps of configuring virtual audio in OBS. If you're new to virtual audio, there's no need to be concerned – I'm here to simplify the process for you

What makes this setup fantastic is its simplicity. You won't need to fiddle with additional settings on your computer or OBS – just focus on picking the virtual audio as your monitoring device, and you're good to go.

The sound compressor auto changes the volume for the audio it was added to. If there's any sound coming from the mic.

Eg: Music is playing and you're talking, the sound goes down when you are and goes back up when you're finished talking.