OBS-owned outputRuntime/Auth control plane
System-browser pairing, scoped sessions, room and invitation control, guest assignment, and receiver authorization consume canonical Runtime/Auth state.
Native OBS integrationPlugin client · Active development
StreamSuites + OBS
StreamSuites Studio for OBS
A separate native OBS plugin and StreamSuites client for authorized guest-ingress workflows. It is not an OBS fork, an OBS replacement, or a substitute for StudioApp.
In development
Native OBS plugin
GPL-2.0-or-later
No public OBS Plugin artifact, version, release date, or compatibility range is authorized on this page.
System requirements
Compatibility baseline pending approval.
No public artifact exists, so the supported OBS version, operating systems, package format, architecture, and minimum install storage are not yet published. Those details will appear with a verified package rather than being inferred from development source.
Current project reality
A working development integration, not a public release.
The source repository documents an ALPHA native dock and receiver bridge. Public distribution remains deliberately unavailable here until an artifact is explicitly approved.
Guest receiver workflow
Explicit Camera, Screen, and Audio source controls support up to eight assigned guest slots through bounded local receiver plumbing.
OBS-native ownership
The plugin uses supported OBS module, frontend, dock, source, and Browser Source seams while OBS retains scene, mixer, composition, encoding, recording, and output ownership.
Architecture boundaries
Integration without duplicating the studio.
Runtime/Auth remains authoritative
Accounts, sessions, roles, permissions, rooms, invitations, tokens, credentials, destinations, automation, shared state, and canonical system authority stay in StreamSuites Runtime/Auth.
OBS retains its media pipeline
OBS owns capture surfaces, scenes, sources, its audio mixer, compositing, encoding, recording, and streaming output. The plugin does not become a media engine.
StudioApp stays separate
The OBS plugin does not replace StudioApp and does not duplicate StudioApp’s supervised native media engine.
No bundled OBS distribution
This project is a plugin/client. It is not an OBS fork and does not vendor or redistribute OBS as a competing application.
Not presented as complete
Important development limits remain.
Native media decoding, automatic scene layout, provider device control, production chat, alerts, overlays, automation controls, output orchestration, and a second provider path are not presented as available. This page makes no promise about public release timing or supported OBS versions.
Planned distribution
Public package approval is still pending.
When a public artifact is authorized, this area can present verified package, signature, hash, compatibility, installation, and licensing details. It contains no hidden or inactive artifact URL today.
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Planned catalog
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