Native Apple Silicon Supportįor our Apple M1/M2 users, native Apple Silicon support is here! OBS is now available as an ARM64 app for macOS, running without Rosetta.

See the release notes for a basic overview and how to set OBS correctly for HDR. If you want to capture and record HDR content, this is now possible with the appropriate HDR settings. HDR Supportįirst, and probably the biggest change, is that we now have HDR support! You can play games in HDR and OBS will automatically tonemap the content to SDR. We're very grateful for all the support, and we're happy that so many people find it useful! This release comes with a ton of new features, all of which can be found in the release notes, but we've highlighted a few here. Today, we have hundreds of contributors and countless users. Welcome to OBS Studio 28, celebrating the 10th anniversary of OBS! 10 years ago, the first version of OBS was released by Jim. You can check the status of the most common plugins on the OBS Plugin Compatibility page. Some plugins may not be compatible with OBS 28.

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