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OBS Studio 29 is an exciting release with key improvements across all platforms.
OBS Studio is one of the most popular open-source screen recording and streaming software.
Used by many Linux users and content creators, it has a pretty neat set of tools and features that lets you record and stream content.
Its last major release was back in September 2022, which brought in native support for Apple Silicon, updated UI, improved color support, and more.
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Its next release, v29, seems to be a bit interesting, but not so much for Linux users 😞
This release has plenty of improvements and fixes; some of the highlights include the following:
Media key support: You can finally use the media keys on your keyboard to control the playback or the volume with OBS on Linux.
New Audio Filters: OBS Studio 29 features two new audio filters, an upward compressor filter, and a 3-band equalizer filter.
Improved NVIDIA Video and Audio Filters: Various improvements have been made to these filters.
A new Mask Refresh slider has been added, alongside support for temporal processing, that is supposed to provide better quality masking.
Better Encoder Support: Well, OBS Studio 29 received improved support for several encoders, such as:
Various Fixes and Improvements: Apart from the ones listed above, OBS Studio 29 features plenty of other changes, such as:
For more technical details, you can go through the official release notes.
To get the latest OBS Studio 29, you can get the Flatpak, the recommended method.
You can also explore other installation methods mentioned in its official download page.
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