SS's settings are in the scene collection, so that's already covered) Add the appropriate options to both shortcuts, so they don't run over each others' profiles and scene collections, don't complain about each other, and generally play nice, but no more than that. obs -help in the Command Prompt to see all that you can do there. If you want to use OBS for something else too, without messing up the automated one, then you can modify both shortcuts to use different options. SS can do everything else, using the Macros. Now OBS will start with Windows.Īs long as OBS is running, Adv. Copy that shortcut, go up a folder, create a new folder called "Startup" (without quotes) if there isn't one already, and paste the shortcut in there. Open the start menu, right-click the OBS launcher like the video says, but stop when it opens the folder.
It seems to have disappeared from the user interface, but the functionality is still there. To "just start it", I would recommend using the old "Startup" folder. No special options needed, just start it. SS, you can have everything all in one place, except for one, which is only to start OBS at all. Yes, the video works, but you have settings all over the place to control what is logically a single operation, and each setting has a different way to get to it and a different way to maintain it if your needs should change. So make sure prior to that you have all your recording settings finalised.Ĭlick to expand.Looks to me like a Rube-Goldberg way to avoid the Advanced Scene Switcher plugin. Remember to adjust your recording settings! Once your set your Macro to the correct date and time and set Advanced Scene Switcher status to be active, then OBS will just automatically start recording at your scheduled time.So for example 11.30pm should be input as "23:30:00". In the Macro settings, the time is in 24h setting in the format HH:MM:SS.Set your settings as shown in the helpful screenshot above by Make sure the checkbox next to your Macro name is ticked. Add a new Macro by clicking on the "+" button. You need the plug-in to be running for whatever macros you set later to work!
This will change the status from Inactive to Active. Start the plug-in by clicking on the "Start" button (under the "General" tab).Now at OBS open the plug-in by clicking on top left of your screen "Tools" → "Advanced Scene Switcher".
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Hi here's a list of steps for how to schedule OBS recordings, using the Advanced Scene Switcher plug-in method recommended by Install the plug-in: Advanced Scene Switcher | OBS Forums () open the link and click on the button at top right of the page called "Go to download".
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