Article: It's in the All Apps area of the Start menu on Windows, and the Applications folder on macOS. If you want to record yourself playing a game, see this method. " It's near the bottom-left corner of OBS. A list of sources will appear. This opens the "Create/Select Source" window. This opens a window that displays a preview of your desktop. If you only have one video card or monitor, there's no need to make any changes. To record a different display, select it from the "Display" drop-down menu now. This brings you back to the main OBS Studio screen. You'll see two sliders in the "Mixer" tab at the bottom of OBS. Desktop audio: This controls the sounds coming from your computer (apps and music) during the recording. Mic/Aux: This controls the microphone or an external input. If you're using a mic to speak over your recording, make sure this slider is up. If not, just move the slider all the way to the left. It's near the bottom-right corner of OBS. The recording will begin immediately. It's right below "Start Recording." The video file is saved in your Videos folder. To access this folder, press Win+E to open the File Explorer, then click your Videos folder in the left column. To change the default saving location, click Settings at the bottom-right corner of OBS, click Browse next to "Recording Path," then select a different folder.
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Open OBS Studio on your PC or Mac. Click + under "Sources. Click Display Capture. Click OK. Select the display you want to record. Click OK. Adjust the volume as needed. Click Start Recording. Click Stop Recording when you're finished.