Download the official macOS version of OBS Studio from:.

txt file and name it obs_portable_mode.txt

In the folder you unzipped, create a blank.

Download the official ZIP version of OBS Studio from:.

Install OBS Studio from the Microsoft Store.

Download the official Windows version of OBS Studio from:.

You’ll run the launch commands again that you initiated in the first step to run the environment to launch OBS on your Raspberry Pi.

cd into “obs-studio” then “build” and run the launch commands again.

Again remember to use the “sudo” command if there is permission denied to install ffmpeg in the “build” directory that was created.Ĭheck the article if unclear 'Installing OBS on your Raspberry Pi'

Again remember to use the “sudo” command if there is permission denied to Install H264 in the “build” directory that was created.

You will install “make” in this as well as H264, FFmpeg Below is the articleĬheck out the article for links 'Installing OBS on your Raspberry Pi' Install H264 and FFmpeg source code from git

The directions on the site say to install it into the main directory but I prefer installing it in the build folder, try installing to the home directory but if you run into issues install it into the build directory too.

Now you need to install cmake, H264 and ffmpegīelow is the link with instructions for the code from snapcraft.io.

Once you get to making the directories for “obs-studio” and a directory for for “build” you will receive a error and that's ok now to the next steps.Follow instructions on steps for obs make sure to use sudo command if it says permission denied.Start the process of installing the obs source codeīelow is the site with in-depth instructions on installing the environment that you need for running OBS and also the source codeĬheck article for links 'Installing OBS on your Raspberry Pi' Practice both to really understand the raspberry pi environment. 2 2021 you can also download pi apps or you can manually install it. Please note these instructions worked on a Raspberry Pi 4, if you encounter errors try some generic Ubuntu or Debian commands since all are written in UNIX there are bound to be packages that can be replaced with those if there are errors finding some of the dependencies.

Medium article this info is from 'Installing OBS on your Raspberry Pi'

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