OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) is free and open source software for video recording and live streaming.
Why this server?
Provides tools for controlling and automating OBS Studio, including scene and source management, audio control, recording/streaming, transitions, filters, media playback, and diagnostics via OBS WebSocket.
Why this server?
Controls OBS Studio through WebSocket API for automated scene switching, overlay management, and media element control during live streams
Why this server?
Allows for the remote control of OBS Studio via the obs-websocket plugin, providing capabilities to manage scenes, recording and streaming status, audio inputs, and source visibility.
Why this server?
Allows controlling AR lenses, face filters, Vtuber avatars, and effects in OBS Studio via Streamfog and Streamer.bot during live broadcasts.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with OBS Studio through its WebSocket v5 interface, enabling management of scenes, sources, audio, transitions, filters, recording, streaming, canvas, profiles, and other OBS functionality.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with OBS Studio, enabling control of scenes, sources, filters, audio routing, media, and more, along with historical event insights such as audio levels and media status.
Why this server?
Connects to OBS Studio via the WebSocket protocol, providing tools for scene management, source control, streaming/recording control, transitions, and general operations in OBS.
Why this server?
Controls OBS Studio via obs-websocket v5 protocol, enabling AI assistants to manage scenes, sources, audio, transitions, streaming, recording, virtual camera, replay buffer, media playback, and more.
Why this server?
Allows controlling OBS Studio via obs-websocket, including scene switching, source management, audio control, streaming, recording, replay buffer, virtual camera, and performance stats.