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OBS Studio for Beginners: How to Record and Stream Your Screen Free

Short answer: OBS Studio is a free, open-source program that records and streams your screen with no watermark and no time limit. It looks intimidating at first, but you only need to understand three things, scenes, sources, and the audio mixer, to start. Here is the beginner's guide I wish I had. Step 1: Install and run Auto-Configuration Download OBS from the official site and install it. On first launch it offers an Auto-Configuration Wizard , let it run. It tests your PC and picks sensible resolution, frame rate and bitrate settings so you do not have to guess. Step 2: Understand scenes and sources This is the core concept that unlocks OBS: A Scene is a layout, like "Gameplay" or "Just my desktop". A Source is something inside a scene: a game capture, your whole display, a specific window, your webcam, or an image. To record your screen, add a Display Capture source (whole monitor) or Window Capture source (one app). To record a game, Game ...