How to connect OBS to Riverside via OBS Virtual Cam - Trent Knox

[@edawg467]

The OBS Virtual Camera is only showing my background as an option in Riverside and not me with the background. It looks fine in OBS. Please advise!

[@trentknox]

You might not have the settings correct on the Virtual Camera, depending on the version of OBS you’re using. You’ll change the settings differently.

[@poeticgeenetikstv4672]

You should do a bare bones video from scratch without all the clutter step by step

[@trentknox]

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll consider did you get the gist?

[@poeticgeenetikstv4672]

Its like multiple blurry screens

[@trentknox]

Yeah bit scuffed

[@thecriticallinenetwork]

Do you have to have the paid version of Riverside to do this?

[@trentknox]

No, you can do this on the free version with the watermark on the video like in this video. You just need an up to date version of OBS with Virtual Camera enabled.

[@thecriticallinenetwork]

I found out you don't. Just follow steps and just have Riverside open in Chrome.

[@trentknox]

Awesome, I also checked out your channel if you ever want to chat about podcasting let me know. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn. linkedin.com/in/trentknox

[@thecriticallinenetwork]

@@trentknox yes this would be great. I have been looking to collab on a podcast with someone. Just let me know. Thanks!!

[@trentknox]

Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn or schedule a call with me calendar.app.google/Wr77opqCDa1xWyya9

[@drdawnonthereal]

I don't think you showed us how to do it

[@trentknox]

Which step did I miss illustrating in the video? Here are the steps: 1. Open OBS 2. Turn on Virtual Camera 3. Open Browser 4. Go to Riverside 5. Open Riverside Studio 6. Set Camera as OBS Virtual Camera 7. Start Recording or Streaming