You can now resize the source and move it around. Simply press the hotkey combination you just chose, and the last 10 seconds will play in the media source. Now your Instant Replay feature is ready. There will be a new hotkey, called "Instant Replay".įor this guide, we'll set the hotkey to Ctrl+Shift+R.ĩ. Open up the OBS Studio settings again and go to the Hotkeys section.
If the media source is not appearing, click on the refresh icon to the left.Ĩ. From the Media Source drop down menu, select the media source you just added to the scene. At the top of OBS Studio, click on tools, then scripts and select “a”ħ. Add a new media source to the current scene, we'll call it "Instant Replay" for this guide, and select the Replay buffer file.īy default it will be located in the “Videos” folder and the file name will start with Replay.Ħ. Now, close the settings page and start the replay buffer by clicking on "Start Replay Buffer" towards the bottom right of OBS Studio.ĥ. Using this hotkey you can still save replays normally, even with Instant Replays setup.Ĥ. In the Hotkey settings, set a hotkey for saving the replay buffer.
In the general settings, check the box to Automatically start replay buffer when streaming.ģ. Note: Longer replay buffers require more memory. Open the OBS Studio settings, go to output, and check the box "Enable Replay Buffer" This guide will go over how to setup an instant replays It can be setup in the same scene as your gameplay or main video, or even configured to be used in a separate scene for cool instant replay scene transitions.ġ.
This has enabled a very cool feature: Instant Replays. Thanks to the hard work of volunteers on OBS Studio, it now includes the powerful functionality of scripting.
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