OBS Studio: How to Preview Multiple Scenes -- Windowed Projector (Scene) (OBS Studio Tutorial)

Previewing multiple scenes at the same time is simple in OBS Studio, and in this tutorial I show you how to use windowed projector (scene).

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[DankoTolic]

Your video tutorials are one of the best. Can you show us how and which program you use for red arrow animations with mouse. It is fantastic.

[andrewculp]

Your presentations are fantastic. Really appreciate the content you create

[bmizzle]

Huh? why do all of this when you can simply click on View on the top menu and select Multiview? And all of this is done AND MORE options like clicking on a preview to make it the live project view... etc...

[JvsEvil]

I record gameplay from console, which one I select to make game screen full on my laptop screen, I see there projector from source and projector preview, which is the correct one to use ?

[LordVermire]

Is there a way to edit a scene on obs before you swap over to it? Like preview what it looks like, and edit it before the live feed shows it?

[SportyOtterPop]

I have a technical question, and I suspect that this tutorial is the answer to a burning OBS question I am trying to solve. I will be running an event in OBS, live on my YouTube channel, where I will be using OBS to run guest live stream windows. I know how this works, but I was stuck on how I could change (pre-edit) my own scenes, without changing the window for the live audience. I have a feeling that this video contains my answer? 😀

[jay]

What software did you use to do the overlay arrows

[JuiiceTV]

what should i do to improve the visual

[sparktite]

Was genuinely hoping this was how to set basically a fullscreen preview of your stream. So that when you change scenes the preview also changes scenes with OBS. Im not trying to preveiw a specifc scene on one monitor and the other on another monitor, i dont see how thats even remotely useful compared to having a preciew of the whole stream so you can preview scene transitions and other stuff.

[glitchinthesystem]

but can you have previews within the scene window?

[HernanRosario]

The scene I project on these small windows doesn’t stay showing the scene, if I change scenes it changes also in those small windows

[drake]

i did this but it only records 1 screen not all of them what am i doing wrong

[Jlpeaks]

My preview screen stutters / is choppy despite my computer being not being taxed and it having high priority etc

Those stutters carry through to the recording and it’s infuriating as there is no obvious cause.