Wouldn’t it be great if you could use all of your cool effects in other applications without having to set them up from scratch? Setting up overlays and scenes in OBS can be very time consuming and a lot of work.

NDI Filter - An OBS filter that outputs its parent OBS source to NDI.

NDI Output - Send the main program view over NDI.

The three integrations they offer currently are NDI Source, NDI Output and NDI Filter.

If you don’t have a capture card just yet, the NDI OBS plugin is a great workaround to capture video over your network without buying additional hardware. There are a number of different OBS audio plugins provided by ReaPlugs that are all worth trying out, including compressors, IIR based equalizers and a configurable gate with side-chain filters. VST Plugins are a great way to enhance the audio quality of your stream, and are fully supported by OBS.

I am not in this business for commercial reason, but just from personal interest, I would be happy to sponsor work here with some small amount of money.From OBS mic filters to green screen effects, there are a ton of plugins you can use to extend the functionality of this versatile platform. I think demand for something like a Nvidia GPU is totally acceptable for something like this as well. Person B's head -> Plugin C could use it to 'fuzz it out' for anonymization Person A's head -> Plugin B could use it to attach a text object showing brand of t-shirt So anything in the feed would be tagged in a way that other plugins could use. I think what would be very cool would be to get a general object classification system into obs. >For example a surfer's colour shirt? or RC car colour? >are you able to add option to track not a face, but specific colour? This is a great start, but a bit unstable and unpredictable.

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