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OBS Studio 32.0 Adds PipeWire Video Capture Improvements, Basic Plugin Manager
Coming two and a half months after OBS Studio 31.1, the OBS Studio 32.0 release introduces a new plugin manager, Voice Activity Detection (VAD) support for NVIDIA RTX Audio Effects, which improves noise suppression for speech, Hybrid MOV support, and improved format selection for PipeWire video capture.
OBS Studio 32.0 also brings several optimizations to NVIDIA Effects, adds a chair removal option for NVIDIA RTX Background Removal, allowing the removal of chairs, and improves the accuracy of chapter markers in Hybrid MP4/MOV, which is now out of beta and has been made the default output format for new profiles.
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OBS Studio 32.0 Arrives With Plugin Manager, NVIDIA RTX Audio, and Hybrid MOV Support
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OBS Studio, the popular free open-source live streaming and video recording software, released new 32.0.0 version today! The new release is made available after 2 Beta and 1 RC testing releases. It features a new plugin manager, allowing to browser, install, update, and turn on/off plugins loading when OBS starts.
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The new OBS Studio 32.0 release is out, with support for higher-quality recordings out-of-the-box, new filters and effects, a plugin manager and plenty of bug fixes.
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OBS Studio 32.0.1 Fixes Browser Source Breakage
The OBS Studio 32.0.1 hotfix resolves scene switching bugs, audio duplication problems, and browser source resource spikes.
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OBS Studio 32 Has Arrived: Here's What's New
OBS Studio is one of the most popular ways to broadcast a livestream or record your screen, and a new major update is rolling out. OBS Studio 32 is now available with a new default video recording option, improvements for RTX graphics cards, better plugin management, and more.
First, the new version of OBS Studio introduces a basic plugin manager. Even though plugins for OBS have been around for years, adding or removing them usually required deleting folders or a trip to the Apps list in the Windows Settings. Now, you can just go to Tools > Plugin Manager to see your installed plugins, with checkboxes to enable or disable individual plugins. There are also ‘Browse’ and ‘Updates’ tabs, but they don’t seem to do anything right now.