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How to set up obs on mac for mac#
How to set up obs on mac update#

Done! You should now see ‘Cam Twist’ as a webcam option.

Select ‘Desktop’ and then select the monitor your OBS output is being displayed on OR do a resizeable selection of the same screen.

Close the preferences and go to the main CamTwist options.

In the CamTwist preferences select your desired frame rate, and video size.

If using a single monitor – Resize the OBS canvas to take up a small portion of your screen.

Set mode to capture specific window and select a window that you want to capture. Click the + icon under the sources panel and then click game capture or window capture depending on your needs. Start OBS and a game or program which you want to capture.

If using a second monitor – In OBS right click on canvas and select ‘Fullscreen Projector’ and send it to your desired monitor. By default, the first scene hasn’t any sources.

Setup OBS, with chroma key if desired ( guide here).

Additionally you will ideally want a second monitor, because if any window or program moves in front of the capture area, it will be displayed on the video stream.

How to set up obs on mac for mac#

Unfortunately for Mac users, the quality of the video output from this method is much lower than the Windows method. We’ve kept the old CamTwist guide below, but it’s no longer the best method to use.

The process to use the software is basically the same as the Windows method listed above.

How to set up obs on mac update#

Update June 2020: There’s now a MacOS version of OBS VirtualCam. Update January 2021: VirtualCam is now natively included in OBS 26.1, so you no longer need to download the plugin listed below. Update January 2021: VirtualCam for MacOS is now natively included in OBS 26.1, so you no longer need to download any plugins. The mac section below has been updated with a link to it. Update June 2020: There is now an OBS virtual cam plugin for Mac. Until then we’re left with the following methods. It looks like this feature will soon be natively supported in OBS, as Tobi Lutke (the founder of Shopify) has just recently placed a $10,000 bounty for the feature.

If you’re using Windows, then congratulations, the installation is quite simple! If you’re using MacOS then ideally you’ll need a second monitor and need to run multiple programs. The installation complexity will vary depending on your operating system. This is great if you’re giving company presentations, or just want to mess with your colleagues with a weird green screen background.

You might want to use OBS as a webcam source as it gives you a plethora of production options, such as picture in picture, chroma key (green screen) etc.