Video download link | md5sum 41ee19949eb0e1671400a9fe06a32389 Testing OBS Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 4.0



Summary: We're going to try more advanced video recording software that does more things at once and does not result in a dire need for editing (as that would be extremely time-consuming)

THREE weeks ago I installed this cutting-edge KDE-based distribution on a new, low-end machine and today I installed OBS Studio on it. People had been telling me for over a year to give it a try (it does streaming, too) and I sort of regret not trying it earlier. I'll still use the old format, sometimes, but for some kinds of videos this new setup is clearly better. It just needs more refining and fine-tuning. The above one-minute video is just a test. OBS Studio handles multiple sound sources, multiple screens, and multiple cameras simultaneously. It does a lot of other things I've not tried yet. That'll take time to learn. One upside is that the size of videos will be vastly reduced. ⬆