might have been a misunderstanding or something, on the other hand it does seem to have some ingame overlay thing. Ok, it might not have this functionality, but I'm fairly sure people told me it has since that was my main complaint about obs and they told me just to use streamlabs then. it really should either pause in this case or keep streaming the game, not sure if that's possible, its changing scenes as you say, I guess.Īnd yeah, using a second screen would probably solve a lot of these issues, but initially maybe make it even more complicated lol which btw worked nicely so far, so if i chooses game as source does it still use my stream settings? And isn't that basically the same as choosing the game directly (manually) which I did ,but as said it still showed the desktop on Stream then. Yeah I saw game capture thing but didn't want to use it because it also said it would choose or change streaming settings automatically, which I didn't think was a good idea at all, i want to stream at native resolution with high bitrates. For this I recommend using numpad if you have fullsize keyboard. You could make it react to AltTab, but that might get too messy. You also should make hotkey for changing scenes. If the game is not supported, then you need to use Window capture or Display capture. A terrific tool that also lets you locally save the content you create.Like said, you should use Game Capture and select the game you want to capture. Streamlabs OBS is an excellent app for broadcasting online with all sorts of resources handy. Plus it's got other features that make it stand out such as integration with Twitch and YouTube chat, customized video coding for games, and more. Unlock other apps like OBS here we have more than 1,000 different themes to do your casts in unmatched style.
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