[00:00] Welcome to a new video on this channel, and it's time to talk about something you all love, which is obviously when OBS updates.  Currently, when OBS updates.  Currently, I'm still on version 32.1.2,
[00:12] tell you about the best [music] tools that have been updated and So, well, let's start with the video, and yes, any OBS will work better and more efficiently if you have
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[01:33] Yes, don't worry, you can problems.  What we're going to do here is open OBS, obviously, and here I already have my program open.  Of course, we should have already had
[01:47] if it doesn't appear, we'll have to go to the help section and updates.  Checking for updates will show us the latest available, and in this case it would be 32.2.1.
[02:02] tools are here, but believe me, we won't use many of them, so I'm going to we need to do is simply click on update.  Now we obviously give permissions to Windows.  We're waiting for the
[02:15] update to be installed.  This is extremely fast. They pet their beloved cat.  [laughs] I swear I was about to start recording the video and he just decided to sit assistant today.  Once the update has finished installing
[02:30] , we simply have to click on launching and open OBS.  And here we'll have the new version.  Let's remember that we were at 31.1.2 and now we are at 32.2.1.  And we're going to talk then about the most, let's say,
[02:43] updates to the tools we already had, but better.  One of example, when we add what is, well, a series of talk about the interface in a moment, don't worry. For example, in the image gallery, we
[02:57] couldn't use an image in web PM or web format, which is obviously a format developers that obviously offers superior compression with and without loss, superior compression with and without loss, up to 34% smaller than JPEGs.
[03:11] care about the pip format?  Well, very easy.  If you're someone who uses a you have a fairly limited computer, you can easily convert can also remove the background and use a much more
[03:25] compressed format so you can apply it in OBS without using so many resources whenever you're recording or streaming.  So, UFP is now a format more compatible with OBS. Now, something else they added was a
[03:39] filter, and for example, we're going to use my camera for that.  Let's go here to the filters section and in effect filters we're going to go here to compose SDR in HDR.  What does this do?  Well, basically, here it tells us that OBS can
[03:54] automatically perform SDR to HDR compositing. Only use this filter if you need particular source.  This filter has no effect on HDR sources, but I think it's how the image looks right now and I turn it off, the
[04:10] black tones change quite a bit.  Okay, and obviously this could perfectly convert the image or the source so that you can have much more control over contrast or HDR meaning. Basically, what we would be doing
[04:23] into high dynamic range, okay?   That would obviously expand what I was telling you about the range of brightness, contrast and video so that it looks more realistic, with deeper blacks,
[04:37] more intense lights and clearer details in dark areas.  As we saw filter, the image tends to become a bit paler, allowing for a bit paler, allowing for
[04:49] elements. I think this is quite useful for applying, I don't know, perhaps some colorimetry to your image and a surely be very helpful for more advanced
[05:03] their image a different color treatment , regardless of the camera they this is one of the great tools that OBS gives us to take our move on to the next tool, which will work in the background,
[05:17] meaning you won't know it's running, but it's there.  [laughs] And it's dynamic bit rate?  Okay, when we 're here at output and we choose the bit rate, well, we have that it's a constant bit rate, right?  8000
[05:32] as you correctly stated, the frequency control is constant and it's going to stay that way.  But what's going on?  Recently, when you add, for example, your Twitch account in OBS, and you already have your session started, we can see that
[05:45] we have an option [music] enabled called multitrack video.  I've already in previous videos, but basically what it does is allow you to send all from your computer to Twitch.  I don't know how to simplify that explanation any further.
[06:01] your video in the highest quality and split it, but that costs Twitch more money, so now we have the opportunity to do it ourselves so we can have different partners or anything like that.  And that's basically what we do with
[06:14] multitrack video.  When you enable it and leave it on automatic, for example, if you 're at 1080p at 60 frames per second, it will create a track with a 1080p limit and then create a version in 720p, 540p, 360p,
[06:28] and 240p. Enhance broadcasting defines the maximum bandwidth so that the leaving this on automatic, but you could put, I don't know, 12,000
[06:42] bit rate here and you could have five video tracks.  Thanks to that, you can obviously have different quality levels, and this will work depending on your your upload speed correctly. But if you have no idea, just leave it on
[06:55] Now, the update that is dynamic bitrate will compensate when your internet upload speed is insufficient for your stream, like a kind of VBR, that is, variable bitrate but within
[07:09] enhanced broadcasting, which in theory should help prevent your stream from dropping so often or having those annoying micro-cuts or red squares that prevent you from sending the transmission
[07:22] stably.  I haven't put it into practice yet, but something I would like to mention watching live streams on Twitch, Kek, TikTok, and even YouTube when sometimes lose certain frames or the stream gets choppy, and since I
[07:36] cut out even once.  If it cuts out, it's because the power goes out or maybe router, but not necessarily because the internet isn't consistent.  So it's wonderfully for me.  I had a lot of problems with stability, at least regarding bit
[07:51] rate, and I think this works quite well.  Okay, so let's move on to the latest spoiled ourselves a little with the previous explanation of the filter, but here in Sources and we click on Add a Source,
[08:05] this new interface will appear, which I think is pretty good, especially because we didn't really adding, particularly if we're new to OBS, when choosing one of the here in audio input capture, well, then they give me a certain little
[08:20] a microphone or something like that.  And we have a big button here that says we can add the new stuff here, right?  But basically, that's how it works.  In also lets us create the source.   A screenshot gives us the options.   In
[08:34] a preview of the screen that I would be adding.  Even here, when capturing video, we have two sources, but for example, my camera is working on this device. What's happening here is that I have
[08:47] camera and one called a video capture device, but here you can already working correctly, which I think is pretty good because that way we can't make a choosing the one that's working correctly, right?  In scenes, too
[09:02] what each scene does.  For example, here I have a screenshot of the I have a scene called recording, which only features my camera.   We what we are choosing.  Image gallery.
[09:15] images here, I'll see a preview of the images and not just the name of annoying before.  Here we have, for example, browser fonts that are all overlays.  So, you also have a preview, or
[09:28] rather, you can get a better idea of ​​what each of those browser fonts would be like, and basically that's how it would work. Obviously, those that don't have this content won't
[09:40] show you anything.  But we also already have icons that help us a lot to icons that help us a lot to differentiate it.  I think this interface is quite late.  I feel that in most software there has been, if only there were,
[09:53] similar interface to be able to add probably because we did n't ask for the music enough and I don't think we really needed it definitely appreciated, especially for new users who can start
[10:06] much simpler and more digestible idea of ​​how the program works. So, I think it's pretty good on that front, and I think it's a really good way for us to be able to find our sources without any problem if we
[10:20] but maybe we don't know what it's called or we changed the name, it's in a specific scene, I don't know.  There are many ways and use cases in advantage of this new font interface in OBS 32.2.1.
[10:36] And well, that would be all regarding the most interesting or important updates of OBS 32.2.1.  Um, to conclude this video, I'd like to say that there are no plugin incompatibility issues .  However, I would
[10:48] highly recommend that you download Streamup's Plugin Manager plugin, which lets you which ones work better in the new version, and which ones are not up to date, etc.  But other than that, all the ones I use work
[11:02] correctly, even Melt Spark works very well. The thing about creating description if you want to take advantage of the 50% discount for your first month. And check out those videos because they're also very interesting.  Other than that, nothing,
[11:15] because we usually have problems with new versions of OBS and I think on the platform.  Anyway, there's enjoyed the entertaining video.  If so, you'd really help me out with a like,
[11:30] bring you, both on this channel and on my social media: Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, everywhere.  And well, that's all video, take good care of yourselves and may the stream go well with a new,
[11:43] the stream go well with a new, stable, completely solid version of OBS running without any problems.  Take good care of yourselves , see you later.  Bye.