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: Set keyboard shortcuts in Settings > Hotkeys
: Monitor your levels in the bottom-middle panel. Ensure your microphone isn't "peaking" into the red zone.
OBS uses a system of (containers) and Sources (the actual content).
: Set keyboard shortcuts in Settings > Hotkeys to start and stop recordings without tab-switching.
: It is highly recommended to record in mp4 or mkv (mkv is safer as it won't corrupt if OBS crashes).
: Standard settings often include a Base Canvas Resolution of 1920x1080 and a frame rate of 30 or 60 FPS, depending on your PC's power. 3. Creating Your First Scene
The version of OBS you need depends on your Windows operating system.
: No longer supported by recent versions. Users are recommended to download OBS Studio 27.2.4 , which is the final version compatible with Windows 7. 2. Initial Setup
