How Do You Add Sources on Obs?
Set up the source and scene
Run the game you want to capture and Alt-Tab out to Open Broadcaster. From the main window, hit Global Sources > Add > Add Game Capture and select the game you're running. Back out of there and right-click inside the empty Scenes list to add a new scene.

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Correspondingly, how do I add overlays to OBS studio?

Add Your Overlay to OBS. Once you have your scene selected, you can now add your stream overlay to OBS under the Sources tab. To do this, simply right-click anywhere within the blank space of the Sources box, then mouse-over the Add button, then left-click on the Image button that pops up.

Also Know, what are OBS scenes? Scenes and Sources are the meat of OBS Studio. These are where you set up your stream layout, add your games, webcams, and any other devices or media that you want in the output.

In respect to this, is OBS completely free?

OBS is completely, 100% free. You don't have to pay for it at all. It is a great, high quality program that excels at streaming and recording.

How do you edit a scene in OBS?

"Edit Scene" is for changing existing sources, if you want to add a new source (Game Capture, Webcam, etc.) you need to right click in the "sources" box to add a new source to your scene. So basically you right click, add your game capture/webcam, then you can use the Edit Scene button to resize/drag them around.

Related Question Answers

What do you need to use OBS?

OBS has the following system requirements:
  1. Compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux.
  2. AMD FX series or Intel i5 2000-series processor (dual or 4-core preferable) or higher.
  3. DirectX 10 capable graphics card, and.
  4. At least 4 GB of RAM (recommended, but not necessary).

Do I need OBS if I have Elgato?

Elgato Game Capture HD60 S+ Does Not Need OBS Link
Please Note: OBS Link is not needed for the newer Elgato Game Capture HD60 S+ model. Elgato Game Capture HD60 S+ can directly connect to OBS Studio on the Mac without any extra software. 3) Connect your Elgato Game Capture HD60 S device to your Mac.
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