It does come with a steep learning curve, but if you're willing to spend time on YouTube or elsewhere online, you should find considerable help from existing users.
Those who enjoy playing around with their computers will find more functionality than others but being open-source, OBS Source lacks the user support of most of the paid competition. If you are a "techie," you will love all the customizability of OBS Studio. As we have seen above, some software companies like OWN3D make extensions you can use to add to the core features of OBS Studio. It is free to use but lacks some of the more advanced features found in paid versions of streaming software. OBS Studio is open-source software you can use for video recording and live streaming.
Not only can you use OWN3D Pro to add overlays to change the look of your streaming, but you can also customize them to suit your style. It also uses Twitch terminology throughout. You need first to install OBS Studio on your Windows laptop before you set up OWN3D Pro.Īlthough some of OWN3D Pro's features will work on any streaming platform on which you use OBS Studio, it is designed for Twitch, and some features are Twitch-specific. OWN3D Pro works in conjunction with OBS Studio, which we cover separately below. The paid version provides the full feature set, and you can subscribe for one month, three months, or annually. The free version offers five free overlays, panels and alerts, stream labels, and a countdown widget. OWN3D offers both free and paid versions of OWN3D Pro. You can also integrate to OWN3D Music, so you can add music to your stream without worrying about copyright violations. It gives you access to more than 575 high-quality overlays and alerts, and a large number of Twitch panels, along with additional features, such as the ability to create a Twitch countdown and donation page and integrate a chatbox widget and a Twitch chatbot. OWN3D Pro makes it simple to give your stream a new look. OWN3D Pro is a plugin that expands on the open-source OBS Studio.
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