Language, theme (dark, akri, rachni, or system), output, preview, system tray, multiview, etc. Options in OBS are divided into seven categories: start and stop streaming/recording, change settings, start the virtual camera, go to Studio mode, and go to settings and exit the program. This tab, similarly to the main menu, allows you to control basic tasks, e.g. Adjusts the view and transition time between scenes.

Audio mixer - to adjust the sound from various inputs such as desktop audio or microphone.

This element is designed to process the scene, namely to assign it certain functions, such as display or game capture, adding text, images, media files, new audio inputs, etc.

Using multiple sources - screen, camera, microphone - switching between scenes is useful for video streaming. Here you can create and delete scenes for editing. During the recording, you can place other elements or change window size. Occupies most of the main window and broadcasts what you record. In addition to the top panel, you can select six main interface elements: I first opened OBS, and in about 10 minutes and without tutorials I got a grasp of it. It is in a simple and minimalist style, allowing us to understand everything quickly. Immediately after installing we are greeted by the main program window. Linux with x window system and OpenGL 3.3 compatible GPU.macOS 10.13 or later with Intel CPU and OpenGL 3.3 compatible GPU.Windows 8 / 8.1 / 10 with DirectX 10.1 compatible GPU.Virtual camera, audio mixer, scene editor Developed by community (original author - Hugh Bailey)

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