OBS on macOS: getting clean sources in, and clean signal out
OBS is very good at everything except the two ends. Both ends are fixable, and neither fix involves pointing a camera at a monitor.
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OBS is very good at everything except the two ends. Both ends are fixable, and neither fix involves pointing a camera at a monitor.
The spec sheet says four displays. The spec sheet is describing a desktop, not a show, and the difference shows up around ninety minutes in.
Everyone blames the network. The network is usually one frame of a six-frame problem, and two of the others are free to fix.
The obvious answer is a second machine. The cheaper answer, if the Mac has the headroom, is to stop thinking in outputs and start thinking in sources.
Every one of these tools started as a workaround for something that annoyed us on a show. Then the workarounds got good enough to sell.
They look interchangeable in a feature list and are not remotely interchangeable in a rig. One never leaves the GPU; the other crosses a switch you do not control.