OBS Record Multiple Cameras At The Same Time? | OBS Tutorial

[@GeekoutdoorsBrand]

OBS How To Use Multiple Profiles At The Same Time! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmfaaJJje92GhMk

[@tulpenboom6738]

If you remove a video source from one OBS, you can add it and see+record in the other OBS. There's also a plugin called Source Record, which can record sources separately.

[@GeekoutdoorsBrand]

Thx for the additional tips! 🔥

[@thiizguy]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video!

[@GeekoutdoorsBrand]

Sure thing glad this helped!

[@StephenOkereka]

Actually, you can record 2 things at the same time in 2 different files. You have to open another OBS as you said, create a scene and a source, and finally just click Start Recording, the videos will be saved in 2 different files. I don't know if I'm resolving the issue.

[@StephenOkereka]

Maybe I'm able to do that because I have 2 screens

[@GeekoutdoorsBrand]

Yup great point and I was able to do this as well with multiple instances of OBS and profiles/scenes.

[@TheSingingEmcee]

Use "source record" plug in

[@GeekoutdoorsBrand]

Nice thx 👍

[@schstu]

I record on OBS, edit the recording and then upload to KZbin and Instagram/TikTok. Is there a way to record on OBS to both a KZbin (16:9) and IG (9:16) format and then have two identical recordings, just in different formats??

[@schstu]

I just saw your video "OBS Using Multiple Profiles At The Same Time!" which appears to be the solution. Though I have an issue where if I have a 16:9 source and and 9:16 source created, whichever one I first select overrides the other, so both output the same. Maybe each need their own profile, which I will try next. Your tutorials are super helpful - much more so than any others I have watched.

[@GeekoutdoorsBrand]

Nice and yeah when using different profiles, you need to setup different output directories or different file names for each scene to help avoid overwriting when doing simultaneous recordings.