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Note: you can play the media source in a media player – such as VLC – and capture the VLC application window as a Windows Source in OBS. The best I can do is use the Start, Restart, Pause and Unpause hot keys (see below) for media sources in order to make them start feeding into the final recording at the right position. OBS does not allow me to make media sources start at a specific time position.

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I can convert an MKV file into an MP4 file format easily, using the File |Remux option. OBS will create a file with MKV extension. I can start recording in OBS using hotkeys – CTRL + R – and pause recording at any point using CTRL + Space. To get audio in the final recording, I have to make sure that the audio input from the TeamsRecording – the one that captured my head and my voice – is enabled and has the right amplification (horizontal slider) Depending on the level of detail in the slides and the urgency of my verbal message, I will pick the scene most suitable (and because I am a pretty poor director, this scene selection is still a bit messy). One with me projected at the desk with the screen to my right, one with a large talking head blocking the desk and one with the screen with slides large with only a small talking head.

a text snippet with the URL to Register at.

the background image with the screen, the desk, floor and walls – a running PowerPoint slideshow.

the PowerPoint slide show recording created with OBS at the same time as the Teams recording this too is an MP4 file.

the talking head with green screen video file (MP4) recorded with Teams.

In this case, I have created four sources: Scenes can all use the same sources, or different subsets of sources. Scenes are screen layouts – compositions of the sources in various sizes and positions. Sources are used across the Scenes – and are for example live window (for example running PowerPoint slideshow) or browser capture, media source (such as MP4 file), text (text snippets projected in the OBS output) and audio of video input from microphone or webcam. OBS has the notion of Sources and Scenes. Record Output composed from Multiple Sources

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This on top of the tips for how to crop a source, how to apply the chromakey filter to remove the green background, add an audio input source (the microphone on my telephone cable) and how to turn the MKV file into an MP4 file also read my article How I create multi-layer videos with talking head, slides, sound and simple effects with OBS Studio to get going with OBS.

playback buffer – save the last X seconds or minutes of the recording or live stream to a separate file.

settings to actually hear the sound from the media sources while creating the OBS recording.

settings to enable the sound from one or more media sources.

hotkeys for starting, stopping, restarting and pausing media sources.

I also include a few tips – the things I would have liked to have known before starting out: In this article, I will describe what I did to take these four input sources and combine them into a single resulting MP4 file. In addition to the two MP4 files, I also want to add additional text, a background image to create a nice layout and possibly even more imagery and videos. I now want to combine these two, simultaneously recorded media sources into a single MP4 output file that I can upload on YouTube. Using OBS, I recorded this slideshow, also resulting in an MP4 file (no sound).

While I recorded my talking head, I went through a PowerPoint slideshow. Here is the situation: I have recorded my talking head with a custom green background using Microsoft Teams (as described in this article Create video recording in Microsoft Teams with green screen chromakey background without an actual green screen), resulting in an MP4 file. Well, the resulting video of what I describe in this article is also available here. I have written down my early findings as a newbie with OBS – in an article of course.

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This free tool makes it fairly easy – for me too – to record videos and combine PowerPoint slideshow with background images, voice over, video clips, my talking head and other sources. Recently I was introduced to OBS – Open Broadcaster Software. I have always been more inclined to write blog articles to share my findings.

Videos are a powerful way of communicating a message.