How To Find your OBS Video Recordings!

Описание: If you're trying to locate your OBS Studio video recordings after capturing gameplay, tutorials, or any type of screen content, this video will walk you through the exact steps to find them. OBS Studio automatically saves your recordings to a default folder on your system, but many users often forget where this location is. Whether you're on Windows or macOS, the method to access your saved files through OBS is nearly identical.

To begin, open OBS Studio on your computer. Once you're inside the app, look toward the top left corner of the window and click on the option labeled File. From the dropdown menu, select Show Recordings. This will instantly open the folder on your computer where OBS stores all recorded video files. The folder will contain every video you’ve captured with OBS, including full-length streams and short screen recordings.

The format of these recordings typically depends on your OBS output settings, and the files are usually saved in MP4 or MKV format by default. These videos can be played back immediately, moved to other folders for organization, or uploaded to platforms like YouTube and Vimeo for publishing. If you want to clean up storage space, you can also delete old recordings directly from this folder.

If you're looking to change the folder where OBS saves your future recordings, you can do so by going to Settings in OBS, then selecting Output, and finally adjusting the Recording Path field. This allows you to customize where your videos are saved moving forward, which is especially useful for keeping large files off your system drive.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:25 Open File menu in OBS
0:31 Click Show Recordings
0:38 Access saved video files
0:50 Conclusion

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