OBS Studio has released version 32.0.1, which aims to enhance the stability and functionality of the software for video capturing, compositing, encoding, recording, and streaming. This update addresses several critical issues identified in the previous version, 32.0.0, particularly for Windows users.
Key improvements in version 32.0.1 include a fix for a potential crash that could occur when accessing source properties, resolved by contributor whanongqing123. Additionally, tytan652 has rectified a malfunction in browser sources that arose during scene transitions, an issue that not only disrupted streaming but also led to increased resource consumption. Another significant enhancement comes from pkviet, who fixed audio deduplication logic issues when using Audio Capture Source devices, ensuring smoother audio monitoring and recording.
Moreover, the release reintroduces access to Multitrack Video settings for Custom Services users, a change prompted by feedback from user PatTheMav. Collectively, these fixes significantly improve the user experience, allowing content creators to work with greater confidence and fewer interruptions from software-related problems.
With these updates, version 32.0.1 lays a more reliable groundwork for users to create and stream high-quality video content. For more detailed information and download options, users can visit the official GitHub page for OBS Studio.
In future updates, users can look forward to even more enhancements and features based on community feedback, as the OBS development team continuously strives to refine the software and adapt to the evolving needs of content creators. As video production demands increase, OBS Studio remains committed to providing robust solutions that empower users to deliver engaging and professional-quality broadcasts
Key improvements in version 32.0.1 include a fix for a potential crash that could occur when accessing source properties, resolved by contributor whanongqing123. Additionally, tytan652 has rectified a malfunction in browser sources that arose during scene transitions, an issue that not only disrupted streaming but also led to increased resource consumption. Another significant enhancement comes from pkviet, who fixed audio deduplication logic issues when using Audio Capture Source devices, ensuring smoother audio monitoring and recording.
Moreover, the release reintroduces access to Multitrack Video settings for Custom Services users, a change prompted by feedback from user PatTheMav. Collectively, these fixes significantly improve the user experience, allowing content creators to work with greater confidence and fewer interruptions from software-related problems.
With these updates, version 32.0.1 lays a more reliable groundwork for users to create and stream high-quality video content. For more detailed information and download options, users can visit the official GitHub page for OBS Studio.
In future updates, users can look forward to even more enhancements and features based on community feedback, as the OBS development team continuously strives to refine the software and adapt to the evolving needs of content creators. As video production demands increase, OBS Studio remains committed to providing robust solutions that empower users to deliver engaging and professional-quality broadcasts
OBS Studio 32.0.1 released
OBS Studio has released version 32.0.1, addressing several key issues from the previous version to improve stability and functionality. The update resolves a potential crash when accessing source properties, fixes browser sources malfunctioning after scene switching, and corrects audio deduplication logic issues with Audio Capture Source devices. Additionally, Multitrack Video settings are now accessible for Custom Services users.
