Step 3: Resize Your Camera in Streamlabs OBSĭepending on the resolution of your camera, you could have a preview screen full or perhaps a small box in the top left-hand corner. This will take you to the main preview screen. So, I would change the “Resolution/FPS Type” to custom and change the “Resolution” to 1920×1080.īut if you’re unsure of what your camera produces, it’s always a safe bet to just leave the default settings as-is until you look closer at your camera settings.Īfter modifying settings (if you made changes), click the “Done” button. Though, I do recommend you use the default settings until you get a grasp over some of the nuances of the camera layout.įor example, I know that I use a resolution of 1920×1080 for the camera. Next, configure the settings for the video feed. Use the drop-down box to select your camera.

If you only have the webcam, it should be selected by default. Step 2: Modify the Video Capture Device Sourceĭepending on how many video devices you have, they will show up in the settings window for Streamlabs OBS. This will bring up a settings window so you can make adjustments. For this tutorial, I’m simply going to put, “Logitech C920,” the actual camera I am using. Select the “Video Capture Device” option from the source list and click, “Add Source.”Īdd a new name for the source and click, “Add Source.” This way, it’s easier to find in Streamlabs OBS in case you need to make adjustments or changes. I’m going to assume you’ve installed Streamlabs OBS and already signed into your Streamlabs account.Īlso, make sure you’re in the correct Scene that you want to include the camera in Streamlabs OBS. I’ve had it for a while, and it still does the job very well. In this sample, I am using my Logitech C920. Adding a Camera to Streamlabs OBS is a Breeze How to Add Your Camera to Streamlabs OBSįor this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to go about setting up a webcam.

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