Free and open source software for video capturing, recording, and live streaming.
Features:
Create Professional Productions:
If you hit a CUDA error when starting a recording, then this easy fix might help: https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/issues/11381#issuecomment-2406218077
I've been using the Flatpak version of OBS on my LMDE 6 and it has been working great on my laptop (Intel processor and graphics).
In linux Mint 21.3 it worked perfect, but in linux Mint 22 it just doesn't work, in every try I got a message "couldn't initialize muxer", using the system package worked perfect.
crashed on the second recording attempt. Known issue, too, but apparently too minor to fix.
OBS Studio is a great video recording software that is more advanced compared to other recording software. You do need a little bit of knowledge to set it up, but after that it works great.
This version of the software doesn't have support for Black Magic Devices or VLC, otherwise works as intended.
Super jest ten program, do robienia: "Strimów, i: "Filmów"". Na swoim komputerze i na Serwerze: "Youtube: "Online", i: "Facebook: "Online", i: "Na innych usługach: "Online"""".
Impressionnant comme ça fonctionne bien dans Linux Mint 21.1 avec Cinnamon ! L'accélération matérielle préconfigurée permet d'enregistrer en haute résolution sans perte d'image (haut FPS). Je recommande ce Flatpak.
The software is awesome, and the current flatpak indeed works with Linux Mint 21. There is an apt version and flatpak version in the software manager. The flatpak doesn't run quite as quickly as the apt version, but it still runs quickly and is much more feasible for developers to maintain for multiple distributions - so it makes sense as a delivery method (I encourage the reader to support flatpak where possible and have some consideration for open source developers). Great software - still a 5/5 for me.
The software is awesome, but the current flatpack doesn't work in Mint. So you have to go to the website and add a repo to get it working, kinda makes this software manager pointless. Looking forward to when developers stop using flatpack and snap, it's like if MS did away with DLL files and instead had massive bloated EXEs filling your drive. Makes no sense.