Adding to OBS?
grumblepig opened this issue · comments
Hello, I can get the song name in the app, but I'm, not sure how to put that onto OBS. Can I get a quick guide in doing this?
Sure. Which version of OBS are you using?
On Mar 1, 2016, at 5:41 PM, grumblepig notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello, I can get the song name in the app, but I'm, not sure how to put that onto OBS. Can I get a quick guide in doing this?
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It's the standard OBS, not multiplat or studio
So, I don't have the original OBS installed at the moment, but the steps should be similar.
You're going to want to right click under "Sources" and then "Add Text Source". (you could also press the "+" symbol to add the text source).
Now, under the "Text File" option, you're going to search for the text file that you specified in EssentialNowPlaying. You can then move it on screen or w/e you want. The file will be updated with the "Now Playing" song that is also shown on in program preview.
If you need any more help, just let me know.
im currently using obs studio and would like to use this program. ive downloaded it and just need a walkthrough of how to get it going.
cant display on OBS, i dont get a text file -.- help
Use the browsing tab, then follow @pendo324's advice.
So, I don't have the original OBS installed at the moment, but the steps should be similar.
You're going to want to right click under "Sources" and then "Add Text Source". (you could also press the >"+" symbol to add the text source).
Now, under the "Text File" option, you're going to search for the text file that you specified in >EssentialNowPlaying. You can then move it on screen or w/e you want. The file will be updated with the >"Now Playing" song that is also shown on in program preview.
If you need any more help, just let me know.