Countdown Timer For Obs Studio On

OBS Studio - Free and open source software for live streaming and screen recording - obsproject/obs-studio. Obs-mac-21.0.3-installer.zip 105 MB; Source code (zip) Source code (tar.gz). A 'Countdown Timer' script which sets the text of a text source to a countdown timer which counts down when that text source is displayed on stream. OBS Studio, Online Meeting Tutorials / By cajieb A countdown timer adds a touch of professionalism to your online meetings. We can easily create highly engaging countdown timers using the OBS “scenes” and using the virtual webcam feature to display the countdown timer as your camera view. How to add a countdown timer to OBS Studio, 4 different ways. 2 browser source, 1 software, and 1 script. ️DOWNLOAD FREE/CHEAP OVERLAYS: https://gumroad.com/. Jun 17, 2021 Countdown Waktu OBS dengan Script tambahan. Untuk melakukan langkah ini maka ada beberapa tahap yang harus di ikuti, berikut ulasan lengkapnya: 1. Siapkan software obs yang telah terpasang, jika belum silahkan download di halaman resminya. Download OBS Lua Advanced Timer, di halaman resource obs studio, ambil langkah cepat download disini.

ObsThis script has the following options:
  • Mode - set to countup or countdown
  • Countdown duration (seconds) - instead of minutes with original script
  • Global - timer is always going even when source is not active
  • Start timer on activation - timer is restarted when source is activated
  • Ability to set time format
  • Countdown to specific time
  • Countdown to specific date and time
  • With the countdown options, there is a checkbox to countup when finished
The default format is: %HH:%mm:%ss (00:00:00)
Countdown timer for obs studio on macOther formatting options:
  • %d - days
  • %hh - hours with leading zero (00..23)
  • %h - hours (0..23)
  • %HH - hours with leading zero (00..infinity)
  • %H - hours (0..infinity)
  • %mm - minutes with leading zero (00..59)
  • %m - minutes (0..59)
  • %MM - minutes with leading zero (00..infinity)
  • %M - minutes (0..infinity)
  • %ss - seconds with leading zero (00..59)
  • %s - seconds (0..59)
  • %SS - seconds with leading zero (00..infinity)
  • %S - seconds (0..infinity)
  • %t - tenths
  • %2t - hundredths
  • %3t - thousandths
Reactions:masterpinks, vmr907, Monsteer and 2 others

Have you ever sat on a streamer’s starting soon screen for what seemed like forever? Viewers will appreciate you letting them know how long a starting soon or be right back screen is going to last. This can even prevent them from leaving for another stream.

I (TheRealDarthGuy) created a stream countdown that you can use as an OBS or Streamlabs OBS browser source that will display a custom duration countdown timer. It’s simple to setup and use by following the tutorial video (below)!

I use it for my starting screen countdown so that my viewers know how long they will have to wait for the show to begin. However, you can use it for many other things as well! Some ideas?

  • Starting Soon Screen countdown
  • Be Right Back Screen countdown/limit
  • Stream challenge timer (How fast can you solve a Rubicks Cube?)

You get the idea… enjoy and let me know if you use it!

Obs

Obs Stream Countdown Timer

You can configure your stream timer by entering desired settings below! Any field left blank will use default values.

Custom Font

You can customize the font by adding custom CSS to the browser source. There are two requirements:

  1. You MUST have the font installed on your system.
  2. You MUST include the below snippet in the Custom CSS section within the browser source’s configuration window AND replace the {Your Font Name Here} with the name of the system font you’d like to use.
    • E.g. To use a font named “Good Times” the line will be:

Timer For Obs Studio

Note: This is covered at the end of the tutorial video.

Countdown Timer For Obs Studio On Ipad

  • Minutes or seconds CAN be set to zero
  • Make sure you turn on (check) the browser source’s configuration window options:
    1. Shutdown source when not visible
    2. Refresh browser when scene becomes active
  • Ensure that your width setting for the browser source can support your ending text
    • Smaller sizes will cause the text to wrap too a new line
      • This may be desired to create multiple lines
  • Ensure that your height setting for the browser source can support your ending text
    • Small sizes with wrapping text will not show the text that is outside the available space