Is OBS Open Broadcaster software free?

Posted on by Muna Meyer

Is OBS Open Broadcaster software free?

Free and open source software for video recording and live streaming. Download and start streaming quickly and easily on Windows, Mac or Linux. The OBS Project is made possible thanks to generous contributions from our sponsors and backers.

Is Open Broadcaster software safe?

Yes, OBS is safe.

How much is OBS streaming software?

Users can access Streamlabs OBS for free, but a paid upgrade is required to access premium features. Prime, which is the paid software from Streamlabs OBS, costs $19/month or $149/year.

How do I download Open Broadcaster software?

  1. Open your preferred browser, and visit the OBS Studio homepage.
  2. Select Windows from the home page.
  3. Open the downloaded file once it has completed.
  4. Select Yes.
  5. Select Next.
  6. Carefully read the Agreement, once you understand and agree, select I Agree.
  7. The default location is acceptable, select Next.
  8. Select Install.

Does OBS have a time limit?

As per my concern, OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) has no time limit in Windows, Mac and Linux Operating System. We can easily download, and use it for our requirements free of cost.

How do I set up OBS for streaming?

Just follow these 4 steps to start streaming or recording!

  1. Run the auto-configuration wizard. If you’re new to OBS or just want to get started as quickly as possible, follow the steps in the Auto-Configuration Wizard.
  2. Set up your audio devices.
  3. Add your sources for video.
  4. Test your stream and record settings.

What do you need to run OBS?

OBS has the following system requirements:

  1. Compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux.
  2. AMD FX series or Intel i5 2000-series processor (dual or 4-core preferable) or higher DirectX 10 capable graphics card.
  3. At least 4 GB of RAM (recommended, but not necessary)

Can OBS run Core 2 Duo?

but it might work on the core2duo, with a graphics card. Obs still uses some CPU even in idle state. when i stream a still image, which is encoded in nvec, obs uses around 8 % CPU. on a 8 core machine, so it could be around 32% on a core2duo.