How to Customize OBS - Chapter 2 - OBS Superuser Guidebook

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VIDEO INDEX:

0:00 - 1:29 - How to customize the OBS interface
1:30 - 2:39 - OBS Customization examples
2:40 - 3:24 - Organizing your OBS scenes and sources
3:25 - 3:59 - Using OBS Source Folders
4:00 - 4:59 - How to use OBS with Dropbox or Google Drive
5:00 - 5:59 - How to use OBS browser docks
6:00 - 6:24 How to customize the OBS audio mixer
6:25 - 6:44 - OBS Grid Mode for Scenes
6:45 - 9:24 - Customizing OBS themes
9:25 - 11:53 - Toggle visibility of folders

Once you have become comfortable with OBS, you may want to start customizing the OBS software. OBS allows users to customize many settings including the overall theme and positioning of each major user interface element. You will notice the ability to resize areas of OBS with your mouse by hovering over the edge of a particular area. For example, if you hover your mouse under the main video area you will notice you can click and drag the side to resize the element. You can also click and drag the top bar of an element to drag the entire element into a new space to reorganize the OBS interface. You can also click and drag entire interface elements outside of the main OBS application in order to create a dedicated space in a new window. Some core OBS elements such as Scenes and the Audio Mixer offer alternate layout options. For example, the image below shows the default audio mixer moved to the side and put into a vertical mode.

To further customize the OBS interface you can use a feature called Browser Docks which allows you to add new interface elements to OBS by adding web-browser sources. A popular way to use this feature is to add a panel to display the chatroom from a live stream. To do this you can click View, and select Docks, and click Custom Browser. This will open up the custom browser docks area where you can add an unlimited number of web browser sources with names you can reference. Once you create one it will appear in a window you can place anywhere you like in the OBS interface.

Browser Docks can be used in a variety of creative ways to enhance your OBS experience. For example, if you are using a pan, tilt, and zoom (PTZ) camera, you can dock PTZ camera controls on the side of your OBS interface. For example, PTZOptics offers open-source camera control codes which you can use to control robotic cameras inside of OBS. The control codes are essentially HTML files that you can put on your local computer. Browser Docks can be used for websites on the public internet or HTML files on your local computer.

In the example above, you will notice that the OBS instance has multiple PTZ cameras connected to the system via Network Device Interface (NDI). NDI is an advanced video source option that is available via a plugin which will be discussed later in this book. Browser Docks can be placed on top of one another. When you drag and drop a Browser Dock on top of an existing dock, OBS will create a tab for you to switch between them. If you know how to write HTML code you can customize the size, shape and look of your Browser Docks to fit into the theme you are using.


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