OBS Studio (unofficial)32.2.0

Record your screen, produce a live video feed, or combine multiple sources into a finished broadcast with OBS Studio (unofficial). It captures, composites, encodes, records, and streams video, giving broadcasters and creators a workspace for assembling scenes and managing what appears on output. Published by Snapcrafters, this open-source Linux software is in the Video & Media Players category and is currently at version 32.2.0.

It requires Linux with snapd and runs on x86_64 (amd64) systems. Scene tools support automated scene and source switching, scene transitions, dynamic delays, frozen sources, RGB level adjustment, waveform audio visualization, and StreamFX effects and transitions. Transition Matrix customization and moving sources while transitions are in progress provide additional control over scene changes.

Encoding can use NVIDIA NVENC or AMD and Intel VA-API acceleration, while browser sources, GStreamer pipelines and encoder elements, NDI network audio and video, and directory-based media loading broaden the kinds of content it can assemble. Pango-rendered text handles multilingual writing, emoji, vertical text, and right-to-left scripts, and WebSockets allow remote control.

The package can connect to ALSA, audio-recording, Avahi control, camera, JACK, and kernel-module observation interfaces when those system connections are needed. This community-supported modified build adds these components and plugins to the upstream application, making it useful for live broadcasts, screen demonstrations, recorded presentations, and more involved video production; build issues should be filed with Snapcrafters.