$ sudo add-apt-repository -remove ppa:obsproject/obs-studio-unstable OBS Studio is already available in almost all Debian based Linux distributions official repositories, but its a little older version. $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:obsproject/obs-studio-unstable
To use the Ubuntu PPA, you’ll need the following commands: $ flatpak remote-add -if-not-exists flathub-beta It is available for Windows, macOS, Linux distributions, and BSD. The Flatpak installation instructions will be as follows (don’t type the dollar sign): OBS Studio is a free, open-source, and cross-platform screencasting and streaming app.
If you’re using OBS Studio through Steam, you can access the beta by right-clicking OBS Studio in Steam, selecting Properties…, then going to Beta and selecting “beta” from the drop-down. A Flatpak and Ubuntu PPA will be coming soon, but are not ready yet. Right now, you can download the beta as an. To download the beta or read the full release notes, head over to the OBS Studio GitHub page. New default theme, Yami (All platforms).Automatically split recordings by time or filesize (All platforms).Integrated NVIDIA Background Removal (Windows).Application-specific audio capture (Windows).Significant improvements to Apple VT encoder (macOS).Support for ScreenCaptureKit on macOS 12.5+ for significantly improved capture performance (macOS).Updated AMD Encoder implementation (Windows).obs-websocket 5.0 plugin native integration.Additionally, many third-party plugins that depend on legacy Qt5 components may not work until they are updated.NOTE: Unfortunately, this means OBS Studio can no longer support the following operating systems:.
#Obs studio operating system upgrade#
Upgrade UI framework to Qt6 (All platforms).Note that many third-party plugins will need to release Apple Silicon versions of their plugins in order for them to work on Apple Silicon builds of OBS.HDR and 10-bit color support (Windows, macOS/Linux support limited).
#Obs studio operating system update#
The release notes for this update are as follows: The Linux release is available officially for Ubuntu 18.04 and newer. The macOS release of OBS Studio supports macOS 10.13 and newer. If you do decide to test it out, though, be sure to give feedback through the #beta-testing channel on Discord. The Windows release of OBS Studio supports Windows 8.1, 10, and 11. With this being a beta product, you shouldn’t really be using it for production uses due to bugs. OBS Studio Forum admin, dodgepong, described the upcoming version as an “enormous release” with important new features being readied. The first beta build of OBS Studio 28.0 – a live-streaming and video recording program – has been released.
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