Add a new Device under 'Mic/Auxiliary Audio' section of the Audio settings in OBS (from OBS main settings) Once the audio is in the Mixer and the video is in the Sources I am able to capture audio only when audio is sent via HDMI. If the quality loss (not proportion difference, just colour reduction on complex images) causes a noticeable difference in quality when rescaling in OBS, you could just do the resizing in something like Photoshop instead which attempts to preserve that quality which would otherwise be lost. Add the Elgato HD60S+ as a Video Capture Device in the Sources list in OBS. The only real effect on the image would be distortion in proportions which as I mentioned above, the impact of such is all dependant on the image you're using. There's a unnoticeable amount of quality loss if you scale an image from 16:10 to 16:9 unlike if you were to scale up an image instead because of lack of colour information. So basically it's, which would you rather distort (or have black borders around)? If I had 16:10 images, I would much prefer to scale them down to 16:9 rather than having to change my stream to 16:9 because most games I play do not have support for 16:10. 16:10 sources are not magically going to make the stream 16:10 if it's set to 16:9.
Someone watching a 16:9 stream on a 16:10 monitor is going to see black bars anyway no matter the aspect ratio of the sources used in the stream. Window capture is very non performant on MacOS anyway.
#Obs mac screen capture automatically windows#
Is there any workaround (except not opening windows in fullscreen) Tangential Member 2 Use display capture instead. I'm not sure what you're on about honestly. 1 Hi, i'm using OBS 25.0.8 on mac Catalina I've noticed that window capture source do not work with windows, that opened in fullscreen. I didn't know about the shift-click to ignore aspect ratio, thank you! However, Image B is unable to fill the entire stage with the option 'Fit to Screen' as it has an aspect ratio of 4:3 instead so it would cause vertical black borders, to remove those black borders you'd have to scale the image which would cause the image height to be larger than the stage height.Ĭhanging the stage resolution would not resolve this issue considering Image A will then not be able to fill the stage if the resolution were to be changed to a 4:3 ratio.It's possible to make Image A fill the entire stage without difficulties using 'Fit to Screen' because it has an aspect ratio of 16:9, the same as the stage.Here's a scenario to help you understand this issue for why I need to ignore aspect ratio Sorry I wasn't clear with that in my first post. The name of the feature is the main distinction between Linux and.
#Obs mac screen capture automatically plus#
Click the tiny plus button to access the options panel and select Screen Capture. (I'm referring to 'Stretch' with 'Ignore Aspect Ratio' checked, honestly don't understand why it has that instead of 'Stretch' and 'Fit' considering 'Stretch' means to ignore AR where as 'Fit' means to preserve AR in most applications >-<) Launch OBS and scroll down to the Sources box.
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