Is this what I should be trying to do? Is there a better method? Have you been successful, and if so, how?Īny help would be appreciated, or if there is a better subreddit to post these questions, please let me know. Setting up stinger transitions in Streamlabs OBS. In the next window, click Browse next to the Video File field and navigate to your new transition file.

Hit the + button, select Stinger from the dropdown menu, and give it a name. In this way, we want the animation to play into the next scene. First, find the OBS Scene Transitions window. I've seen everywhere on the internet, 'Use WebM,' however, when trying to convert to WebM using ffmpeg, it copies over the alpha channel as a black background and I can't for the life of me figure out why. The transition point is the time that OBS uses to cut between the preview and output scenes regardless of how much time is left on your animation. However, these are too heavy for OBS and lag when doing the transition. mov file, I have various compression formats, Uncompressed ARGB, DNxHR, and DNxHD. To do this I need to render with an alpha channel. Second Part: I want to make scene transitions. Is there a better format that I should look at? Also, should I still render at ~30 fps? Or should I render at 60? What file format should I be using? H.264 at 1080 seems to be too heavy for OBS to handle. Problem I am having is what video format/frame rate should I use?įirst Part: I want to generate a video that plays during my 'BRB' scene or a interesting, action packed 'Intro' video. I want to be able to generate my own custom videos as well as scene transitions to play and run in OBS.

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