On Linux, it officially provides builds for Ubuntu and Ubuntu-based Linux distributions in a PPA, and there's also a Flatpak package available on Flathub. OBS Studio is available for Linux, macOS and Windows. Windows only: The built-in Noise Suppression filter now supports Nvidia Noise Removal.Added support for SRGB texture formats, applying color operations in linear space.Added a Track Matte mode to stinger transitions, which supports a scene mask to display parts of the previous & current scene at the same time.Added source visibility transitions, which allow you to set a transition for a source when showing or hiding it.Added a missing files warning when loading scene collections.Any modifications to scenes, sources, groups, filters, stingers and scripts support undo/redo, with support for up to 5000 actions It's now possible to capture displays on different GPUs, useful for laptops with integrated and discrete GPUs.Other important changes in OBS Studio 27.0 include: You can find the browser docks feature in the OBS Studio menu, under View - > Docks -> Custom Browser Docks. With this change, the web browser capabilities in OBS Studio are on par across all platforms. The latest OBS Studio release also comes with service integration and support for browser docks on macOS and Linux, this being a Windows only feature until now.Īccording to the release notes, ' this means Twitch and Restream account linking, including built-in chat inside OBS Studio itself'. You might also be interested in: Display Keystrokes And Mouse Clicks In Screencasts Using KmCaster

It's used by default in some Linux distributions already, like Ubuntu 21.04 and Fedora 34. In case you're not familiar with PipeWire, this is a server for handling audio and video streams, and hardware on Linux. For capturing, it uses a new PipeWire capture source, and XDG Portals. With the latest OBS Studio 27.0, the application runs natively under Wayland, and it can capture windows and monitors on Wayland desktop environments.

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