While this guide is written for OBS Studio, many of the steps are the same for Streamlabs OBS. Fixed a bug on Windows 8.In this guide we’ll show you how to use your Elgato Game Capture HD60 S with OBS Studio and configure the software to get the most out of your device for recording or streaming.Fixed an issue where common in-program shortcuts stopped working sometimes (such as Ctrl-F to make a source fit to screen).Fixed an issue where some cameras wouldn’t decode correctly on Linux.Fixed an issue where some users with certain older Windows versions would not be able to stream at a very high bitrate.Improved performance of the updated Chromium build of browser source (I am also really proud of this).Made a legendary workaround to some sort of driver/kernel bug which was triggered by the browser source (I am really proud of this) Fixed an issue that triggered a full system freeze for some users.Fixed an issue where FFmpeg dependencies would still be breaking third-party plugins on macOS.cube LUT files not working on macOS/Linux with certain non-english languages Fixed an issue where menu options in the Edit menu (like 'Reset Transform') would be wrongly grayed out, also causing certain shortcuts to fail.Fixed a crash on startup related to audio capture on Windows.

Fixed a crash that could happen in Firefox/Chrome when using the virtual camera on Windows.Fixed a random crash that could happen on shutdown when using scripts.Fixed a bug where the preview would freeze, and the stream could disconnect.Fixed a bug where the virtual camera on Windows wouldn't display properly.

Note that this is a Windows-specific hotfix, macOS builds can be found here. If you would like to support the OBS Project, please consider contributing to our Patreon or Open Collective!

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