&label
Sets a display name label
General Option! (&push, &room, &view, &scene)
Aliases
- &l
Options
Example: &label=Steve
(no value given)
It will prompt the user for a Display Name on load
(string)
Sets the label for the guest/browser tab
TITLEn\SUBTITLE
Details
&label sets a display name label to the stream ID.
- Uses the label in OBS Studio if dragging the link into OBS Studio. 
- Will change the name of the Browser tab to the Label specified.  
- Shows up in the connection debug Stats window.  
- If left blank, it will prompt the user for a Display Name on load.  
- You can use - &showlabelsto show the labels in the video sources.
Multiple lines
Until I figure out a better way of doing this, I've enabled a way to have a display name be on multiple-lines in VDO.Ninja.
&label=DisplayNameHere\nSubtitleHere Note the use of as a line break ie:
https://vdo.ninja/?label=Steve_Seguin\n(he/him)\nhttps://twitch.tv/vdoninja&push=JaAiVEH
https://vdo.ninja/?view=JaAiVEH&showlabelsSo it's not super obvious how to do this currently, so I think the next goal will be to add the option to let a guest enter their own sub-title, etc, when joining, using dedicated input fields. But until then, I hope this still helps. You can stylize the sub-label within OBS's CSS section, targeting the following CSS, but please note I'll probably be tweaking the CSS/HTML as well in the future:
.video-label>span:nth-child(2) {
    font-size: 50%;
    display: block;
    text-align: center;
}
Related
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