Disclaimer: This is a test build, not a full release. This build may contain bugs or broken functionality. For production usage, we still recommend using the latest stable build of OBS. If you are willing to test this build, please let us know if you run into any issues.
The OBS Studio 25.0 Release Candidate is now available for testing! This release has been in the works for quite a while, and we're excited to finally get these features into your hands! Some of the highlights of this release include:
Ubuntu users: You can try the unstable branch with the following commands:
Please give the release a try and let us know here or in the #beta-testing channel on Discord if you have any issues. Thanks for your help!
The OBS Studio 25.0 Release Candidate is now available for testing! This release has been in the works for quite a while, and we're excited to finally get these features into your hands! Some of the highlights of this release include:
- Vulkan capture support
- Currently the only game known not to work with this yet is Rainbow Six Siege, which Ubisoft will need up update to support the hook.
- A new capture method for Window capture, using a new WIndows 10 capture API
- The advantage of this capture method is that it can be used to capture Microsoft Store (UWP) apps as well as browsers with hardware acceleration enabled
- The downside is that the windows being captured will have a yellow border around them, and you may experience some cursor lag. The yellow outline does not appear on stream, however.
- SRT output support (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Reliable_Transport)
- In Stream settings, set the service to "Custom" and enter your srt:// stream path in the Server box
- Scene collection importing from other applications
- The applications that are currently supported are OBS Classic, Xsplit, and Streamlabs.
- Go to the Scene Collections menu > Import, then navigate to the scene collection file that you wish to import and select it. OBS will detect the scene collection type and handle the rest.
- And much, much more! See the patch notes for more details
Ubuntu users: You can try the unstable branch with the following commands:
Bash:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:obsproject/obs-studio-unstable
sudo apt install obs-studio
Please give the release a try and let us know here or in the #beta-testing channel on Discord if you have any issues. Thanks for your help!
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