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I'm sure most people who would benefit from this software have heard of it.
As of a few years ago, anyway, there were a LOT of half-assed apps out there to do a bad job of the same thing, and they were dominating the search results
Seriously. I don't want to research plugins or pay for one of the most fundamental signal processing blocks.
OBS is an awesome app. Its interface is a bit "awkward," but not too bad. It has many tools that are not available elsewhere.
I came here to say the same. My son (10) uses it a lot, he's figured it all out by just trying things. The other day he had an issue with a slight echo in the audio. He mentioned it when we were out of the house. When we got home I had the idea that maybe he'd added the Audio Input Capture twice ... but I couldn't think of why that would happen. When i mentioned it to him, he'd already figured it out and solved it. H…
If your product isn't quite opinionated on the one right way to do things (and only a specific kind of thing) you can create a really shiny UX. If your product needs to be many things to many kinds of people, stuff ends up a bit messy but only to the detriment to extreme beginners.
OBS is an awesome app. Its interface is a bit "awkward," but not too bad. It has many tools that are not available elsewhere.
I came here to say the same. My son (10) uses it a lot, he's figured it all out by just trying things. The other day he had an issue with a slight echo in the audio. He mentioned it when we were out of the house. When we got home I had the idea that maybe he'd added the Audio Input Capture twice ... but I couldn't think of why that would happen. When i mentioned it to him, he'd already figured it out and solved it. H…
The problem is explained in...
Design for the Novice, Configure for the Pro
https://bothsidesofthetable.com/design-for-the-novice-config...
I'm sure most people who would benefit from this software have heard of it.
I found it on my own, but I had to do a bit of digging.. I wanted a way to capture my screen and didn't want to run any non-FOSS software if I could avoid it As of a few years ago, anyway, there were a LOT of half-assed apps out there to do a bad job of the same thing, and they were dominating the search results
"Most popular FOSS software for recording your screen"
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-lm&q=Most+p...
Does it have a freaking equalizer yet? Seriously. I don't want to research plugins or pay for one of the most fundamental signal processing blocks.
> Seriously. I don't want to research plugins or pay for one of the most fundamental signal processing blocks.
It’s amazing how often I see this “I am owed feature X” attitude… and I don’t get it. If it isn’t useful for you, then just don’t comment.
OBS is a VST plugin host, so there are probably a million equalizers, but you seriously don’t want to research plugins.
OBS is an awesome app. Its interface is a bit "awkward," but not too bad. It has many tools that are not available elsewhere.
I’ve been in media production for about a decade. You’d be surprised how many high budget projects use OBS for live streams. It really does get the job done.
Does it have a freaking equalizer yet? Seriously. I don't want to research plugins or pay for one of the most fundamental signal processing blocks.
OBS is an awesome app. Its interface is a bit "awkward," but not too bad. It has many tools that are not available elsewhere.