A fairly comprehensive list can be found here. Refresh the page when it becomes active (scene is switched to)ĭepending on the setting, this allows the browser to read and/or modify OBS optionsĬlicking this will immediately refresh the page and reload any contentĪs Browser Source is based on Chrome Embedded Framework, any CEF flags ( -enable-gpu for example) can be passed from the OBS Studio shortcut. Refresh browser source when scene becomes active Unloads the page when the source is no longer visible (by clicking the eye icon to hide, or not in the active scene) Sets a custom frame rate at which to render the web pageĭefines the custom frame rate at which to render the web pageīy default, sets the background to be transparent, removes margins on the body, and hides the scroll bar (if the page renders larger than your viewport width/height) Sets the viewport height of the browser page Sets the viewport width of the browser page The name of the filter must be the same as the replay source. Keeps the configured seconds from a source in memory. This source replays audio and video after it is retrieved from a replay filter by using the hotkey or the button in the properties. If Local file is set to Off, loads a web page from the specified URL Set the source, duration and speed in the properties. Plays most codecs with no codec packs needed - MPEG-2, MPEG-4, H.264, MKV, WebM, WMV. Loads a web page from your local machine instead of via URL Plays everything - Files, Discs, Webcams, Devices and Streams. Anything that you can program to run in a normal browser (within reason, of course), can be added directly to OBS. This allows you to perform all sorts of custom layout, image, video, and even audio tasks.

It is, quite literally, a web browser that you can add directly to OBS.

Browser source is one of the most versatile sources available in OBS. The plugins download link can be found on the official OBS website.

OBS STUDIO with Browser download