![]() ![]() OBS Studio doesn’t know which input source it should be using.Ĭlick on Configure Crossbar and a new window will pop open. If your video source (whether a VCR or video camera) is connected to your capture device (in my example it’s the ezcap 284) and it’s playing you may see no image at all. You can either double left click (or right click and choose properties), both methods will produce the same result, which is to configure how OBS Studio is capturing the video source. On the home screen, you will see the device name you added along the bottom window. PAL users will need to change to 50FPS from home video cameras, or 25FPS from old TV sources.Īfter the changes made click on Apply, then OK to close the window.Īnd that brings us back to the device settings. The same applies to a 30FPS VHS tape that’s originally recorded from a TV source. So for example if the video was 60FPS then this setting should be changed to 60FPS. Output Scaled Resolution – Choose the 1280×720 setting because we are only dealing with standard definition video quality, don’t stress over this.ĭownscale Filter – I usually choose the bicupic sharpened scale, which may be over kill.Ĭommon FPS Values – This setting will need to be changed to the correct video input. The remaining settings are not going to affect the transfer quality from a VCR.īase Canvas Resolution – Think of this as the maximum output size of your monitor or graphics card, I say keep it at the 1920×1080 setting. Choose MP4 for the easily online shared file type. Recording Format – There are a few file formats you can choose from (but not limited to) mov, mp4, TS file, mkv. I choose the option same as stream (which was chosen as 12000kbps). Recording Quality – You can change to set presets. Recording Path – Allows you to choose the destination path of the recorded video file. Increasing the sound to 320kbps is recommended. The quality will be better but it may make your computer CPU work a bit harder.Īudio Bitrate – This will allow to change the sound quality. To make it simple, if your computer will allow it, use the x264 encoder. In this example I didn’t change the settings, I just left it as default.Įncoder – This can dependent on your computer specs. Video Bitrate – You can alter the recording bitrate. We’re doing a simple recording, so let’s stick with the Simple option. Under the Output Mode tab there are two ways to change the settings, Simple or Advanced. The other settings won’t be needed if you’re just transferring old videos. I personally only change the Output and Video. Opening that window will give a variety of settings that can be changed. With that said, in the lower right hand side of the OBS Studio home screen, you will see the settings option button. Personally I prefer to change the export settings before altering the capture settings. There are options that you will (possibly) need to alter but we can get back to those settings later. The ezcap 284 driver is listed in the picture above. When you have finished renaming the source, the properties settings will open allowing to change the capture card signal. If this is the case, use a video editor to crop and/or edit the video.Unfortunately I’ve seen this happen with the USB capture sticks. You may want to crop the beginning and the end of the video where you start clicking on OBS Studio and prepare everything. The default value in Windows is C:\Users\youruser\Videos 8. To find what is the current video folder, go to OBS Studio > Settings > Output > Recording Path. Recording is automatically saved in the folder that is set up in OBS Studio. When you are finished, click on “Stop recording”. Go back to OBS Studio and click on “Start recording”. ![]() Open your PowerPoint presentation, and show it in fullscreen mode. In my case, I had to change default value “Automatic” in Capture Method to “Windows 10 (1903 and up)” to make it work. If the preview image is a black screen, the value selected in “Capture Method” is not correct. In the “Properties for ‘Display capture’” dialog, select a Capture Method that creates a Droste effect in the preview image. ![]() Right-click on the black screen, select “Add” > “Display capture”. Click on “OK” if everything is fine.Īdjust the size and position of your webcam capture in the screen. ![]() In the “Properties for ‘Video capture device’”, you must see your own image from the webcam in preview. In the following dialog, select radio button “Create new” and click OK. Right-click on the black screen, select “Add” > “Video Capture Device”. Follow instructions in installation wizard. You need to install OBS Studio, in case you have not do it before.ĭouble click on installer to proceed for installation process. Get ready a PowerPoint presentation or similar. OBS (Open Broadcast Software) Studio is an application to record. ![]()
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