Installing and Setting Up OBS - OBS in Higher Education - Part 2

In this video, I'm going to show you what you need to run OBS on your computer, where to download it, what to do during the installation process and what initial settings to choose for the purpose of this series. Please check out the additional links provided. The timestamps below will let you skip to specific sections of the video. Please like and subscribe, and leave a comment below. 👍 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: - Link to testing video card compatibility DirectX 10.1: https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-test-a-video-card-for-compatibility-with-directx-10 - Link to testing macOS/Linux GPU opengl: https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000011375 - Link to OBS Studio website: https://obsproject.com/ - Direct link to OBS download page: https://obsproject.com/download - How to Get Best-Quality Screen Recording Video in OBS Studio: https://photography.tutsplus.com/tutorials/obs-for-screen-recording-video-and-output-settings--cms-28542 ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction 01:13 Minimum system requirements for OBS 06:41 Determine how much RAM you have 07:24 Find out what graphics card/GPU you have 09:12 Check your version of Windows (and your RAM again) 10:30 Download the OBS installer 10:48 Initial OBS usage information 12:32 The OBS surface: find the locations of canvas, scenes, sources, transitions, controls 15:13 Relevant OBS settings 15:56 Basic general settings 18:04 Basic output settings 24:35 Audio settings 27:13 Video settings 28:30 Check your display resolution 34:05 Question of the day