Course Creation, YouTube, Tutorials, Zoom, and More with OBS

Install the Stream FX plugin for OBS, adding new sources, filters, and transitions to enhance your streams and recordings, with download and installation steps for Windows and Mac.

Improve audio in OBS by adding a microphone with an input capture, then apply noise suppression, a compressor, gain, and a limiter to reduce background noise and prevent peaking.

Synchronize audio with video by adjusting the sync offset in advanced audio properties to align microphone audio with on-screen mouth movements in milliseconds.

Learn to apply filters to OBS sources and scenes, using color correction and color grading to adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue, plus cropping with the option key.

Explore OBS scene transitions and master the move transition plugin for smooth scene changes, with fades or cuts, duration tweaks, and matching sources for seamless playback.

Compare display capture and window capture in obs to show how display capture records everything on your computer, while window capture targets a window and supports cropping for slides.

Design PowerPoint presentations for OBS by hiding on-screen controls and resizing slides to 1080 by 1920 for a cell phone look. Use Canva to design slides and export to PowerPoint.

Learn to enhance OBS with text, color, images, and videos by adding and styling sources, applying outlines, looping video backgrounds, and managing audio in scenes.

Learn to use hotkeys in obs to switch between scenes, including window captures and full screen, by assigning unique keys (option one, two, three) while avoiding conflicts with other programs.

Learn to create a nested scene called soundboard with four looping media sources, assign hotkeys to toggle them, and share the scene across sources for consistent borders and color corrections.

Discover how to use your phone as a webcam for obs by installing Camel webcam on Mac or Windows, connecting via USB, and adjusting Camera Studio settings for better quality.

Learn to add a green screen in obs, create a green screen scene, and apply chroma key with similarity and color correction; adjust lighting for best results.

Improve your green screen background by editing a background image with a free photo editor, adjusting brightness, contrast, exposure, gamma, vibrance, saturation, color balance, and an optional blur filter.

Learn two green screen methods for PowerPoint in OBS: a fake color background and a chroma key approach using similarity and dissimilarity controls.

Learn to add horizontal or vertical rounded corners to your webcam in OBS by applying an image mask and blend filter to the scene using the horizontal and vertical files.

Master OBS profiles and scene collections to switch between horizontal and vertical video without disrupting your setup. Use vertical profiles, synced scenes, and source copy to transfer scenes and sources.

Rearrange the new profile and scenes in obs by adjusting sources, transforming elements, and locking positions to fix green screen and align window capture PowerPoint.

Add a vertical PowerPoint into OBS using window capture and chroma key, with scene switching to match the canvas. Adjust size, position, and background to integrate with your video.

Learn to capture your computer audio in OBS using audio output capture on Windows and Mac with Black Hole and a multi-output device.

Studio mode lets you preview on the left and broadcast on the right, enabling you to prepare PowerPoint slides, YouTube videos, and other media before transitioning live.

Learn to use OBS as a virtual camera for Zoom and Google Meet, start the camera, select OBS virtual camera in settings, and switch scenes like PowerPoint while configuring mic.

connect OBS camera to Zoom by starting the virtual camera, selecting the OBS camera in Zoom, and turning off mirror video; switch to PowerPoint to share slides during the meeting.

Route OBS audio to Zoom using the virtual audio cable. Install BV cable, configure OBS monitoring to the cable, and select it as Zoom's microphone.

Explore video editing options for recording and post-production, including DaVinci Resolve (free and premium), Camtasia, PowerDirector, iMovie for Mac, Final Cut Pro, and Adobe Premiere.

Learn basic editing in Final Cut Pro by making cuts with command-b, deleting segments, and navigating with spacebar and l, while organizing media on an SSD library.

Crop and cut video sections, adjust transforms, and add titles with fonts and outlines. Layer music, images, and video, then apply transitions and effects in Final Cut Pro or OBS.

Export your edited video by choosing the export file option, noting that macOS exports faster than Windows, and compare with YouTube or Facebook presets to balance resolution and file size.

Learn to create and manage multiple YouTube channels by signing in with a Google account, creating new channels, switching between accounts, and uploading or customizing videos for each channel.

Design a YouTube profile image with Photopea by creating a project, adding images and text, arranging layers, applying color and stroke, and exporting a PNG for upload.

Design a banner image for your YouTube channel using Photopea, transferring elements from your project, centering the title for desktop, mobile, and TV, then export and upload.

Create a YouTube thumbnail by starting a project, using magic cut for foreground separation, layering a blurred background, and fine-tuning brightness, gamma, vibrance, and color balance before exporting as PNG.

Design a YouTube thumbnail with Canva by choosing a template, customizing with your image and photo AP edits, and exporting as a transparent PNG for clean backgrounds.

Design thumbnails directly in PowerPoint by setting a 1920x1080 slide, adding text and images, then export as PNG or JPEG, with Photoshop and Canva as stronger alternatives.

Upload your first video to YouTube by dragging and dropping, set a strong title and description with a thumbnail, verify your phone, and configure language, captions, and audience options.

Develop a video plan by scripting your ideas, convert the script into bullet points, and outline the content to create a clear structure and smoother delivery.

Celebrate completing the course and stay curious; ask questions via message, search Google for common OBS-related issues, and explore my other courses, including Spanish topics.