
#MAKE AN AMV USING OBS STUDIO INSTALL#
You could use audio only recorders like the one mentioned above, but if you do not wish to install another software, just disable the video stream in the display capture like I said above. A simple command to allow traffic into port 4316 restricting access only to locally networked devices using UFW is something like this:sudo ufw allow from 192.168.0.0/24 to any port 4316 comment 'OpenLP to OBS'
Where 'sudo' must be used when issuing commands to UFW since UFW is owned by 'root' '192.168.0.0/24' (this can change.
Repeat for each type of label you would like to use. Choose the appropriate file, and then it will be connected and updated automatically. Here, you will 'browse' to find a file that you want read and synced inside of your streaming software. OBS, on the other hand, streams the converted lossy AAC audio stream to disk wich is much more eficient in terms of disk usage, allowing very long recording sessions. In the text source properties enable 'read from file'. Ps.: The problem with audacity is that it records the raw audio before you can export it to a losless format like flac or lossy format like ogg or mp3, which makes the available disk space a restraining factor for recording long audio sessions like, say several hours or audio. Click the Download OBS button in Live Studio.This will download a pre-configured OBS setup file that is ready to work with StreamingVideoProvider. Select your live stream and click Live Studio at the top of the screen.
#MAKE AN AMV USING OBS STUDIO MP4#
For example you could extract the raw audio stream from an mp4 file using the following command:įfmpeg -i input.mp4 -vn -c:a copy output.m4a Create a new live stream or use an existing one. Then you can extract the raw audio stream into an audio file using ffmpeg. This will give you a video file with all black video but with normal audio. You can either use "Audio Output Capture" as your only source or use "Display Capture" and disable the visual capture by checking the eye icon, to the left of the lock icon.
