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For more information about OBS image filters, click here. If you’re using OBS Studio as a Virtual Camera it’s better to apply these filters in OBS rather than Zoom.

Touch up my appearance – This setting applies a filter to your Zoom camera footage to remove any blemishes and spots.

This is handy if you have text in your image and need to flip it to be readable. Mirror my video – Checking this box will transform your OBS feed in Zoom by flipping it horizontally.We recommend keeping this on original ratio. HD will attempt to upscale the resolution to be as high definition as possible. Choosing original ratio will keep the feed at the original quality. Original ratio and HD – This will change the quality of the OBS feed that Zoom is receiving.As of May 19th, that all changed and now we have a virtual audio cables to do simple routing! I have to do is select the VB-cable as the source and select that as my speaker.įull disclosure but I am a huge VoiceMeeter and VC-Audio fanboy so responses of “I can do that with the $1 and it is better” or “that’s not open source” will fall on deaf ears.OBS Studio manages the majority of your video picture settings, but there are a few additional settings in Zoom that you can play with to achieve better results: I used VoiceMeeter Potato, VC-cable (virtual cables) on my personal workstation (WIN10) but at the time (6 months ago) VB-Audio was 100% windows only.

I found deprecated SW as well as $100.00 DAW’s but very few thing to virtually route audio in a simple way. I pay because I like to support decent software from small companies and $10-25 is more than worth it for the value I received.Īfter firing up OBS on the Mac I found there were 0 decent and affordable options that were easy to install and use. They have a “pay if you like it but use it for free” licenser model. I like to create training videos for junior teammates, stream demos ect and have done this on a WIN10 system using most of the products. After switching companies, I finally got a MacBook Pro for a workstation and one of the first things I tried was to install OBS to record and/or stream. I have FINALLY found a solution that works and is easy.