![]() ![]() so all this time I’d been using the 32bit without even knowing. In my case, I thought I was using the 64bit version of OBS, so naturally I downloaded and extracted the CLR plugin into the 64bit folders, but for some reason the plugin wasn’t showing up in my OBS sources.Īfter about an hour of frustration and trying to Google my way out of this problem, I finally figured out that when I first installed OBS, the shortcut it gave me on my desktop was actually for the 32bit version…. Side note: Make sure you’re actually using the version of OBS you think you’re using. ![]() Once you’ve downloaded the plugin, you’ll need to extract the files into the plugins folder found under C:\Program Files\OBS\Plugins for 64bit and for C:\Program Files (x86)\OBS\Plugins for 32bit. So head over to this link, and download the appropriate files based on whether you’re using the 32bit, or 64bit version of OBS. There’s a plugin for OBS, called, CLR Browser Source Plugin. Step 1 Download CLR Browser Source Plugin ![]() I’m going to assume you already have Open Broadcast Software (OBS) installed. So stay tuned for those (or just contact me directly and I’ll help you out)Īnyways, let’s begin this guide on how to set up TwitchAlerts with OBS. But if for whatever reason you don’t want to or can’t use TwitchAlerts I’ll be creating tutorials on how to accomplish the same effect using the other apps like TeeBoard, TNotifier and more. TwitchAlerts isn’t the only way to get your new follower, donator, or subscriber notifications to show up during your stream, but it’s one of the easiest, and most popular methods. In this easy-as-pie tutorial, I’ll be showing you how to get those same alerts showing up on your stream using TwitchAlerts, and OBS. Plugging in your iOS device with the app running automatically connects to OBS Studio when using a single device.If you’ve ever wondered how streamers get those fancy Twitch alerts to pop up whenever one of their viewers, donates, follows, or subscribes, then wonder no more! Use your iOS device as a webcam and stream your heart out! ? If at this point it doesn't automatically connect, tap the refresh devices button and then select your device in the list. (it is by default)Ĭonnect your iOS device to your computer using the lightning cable it came with. Open the Camera for OBS Studio App on your iPhone.Ĭonfirm that the USB output is selected in the apps' output settings. ![]() Make sure your iOS Device is unplugged to begin.Īdd a new "iOS Camera" source to your scene (only if there isn't one there from Step 2) There is a video of me running through these steps at the bottom if that's more your style - though I still recommend reading the steps below too. For best results, before starting make sure that your iOS device is disconnected and the Camera app closed. ![]()
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