Source

What is a Source in OBS?

In OBS, a source refers to any element that can be added to a scene. This can include video and audio files, images, text, webcams, and more. Sources can be added, removed, and rearranged within a scene to create a customized layout for a live stream or recording.

Types of Sources in OBS

There are several types of sources that can be added to a scene in OBS. These include:

• Audio Input Capture: captures audio from a microphone or other input device
• Display Capture: captures the entire screen or a specific window
• Image: adds an image file to the scene
• Media Source: adds a video or audio file to the scene
• Text: adds text to the scene, which can be customized with different fonts, colors, and effects
• Video Capture Device: captures video from a webcam or other input device

Using Sources in OBS

Once sources have been added to a scene in OBS, they can be manipulated in various ways. Sources can be resized, rotated, and cropped to fit the desired layout. They can also be filtered with effects such as color correction, chroma keying, and more. Additionally, sources can be grouped together and moved as a single unit, making it easier to rearrange the layout of a scene.

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