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# Ninja OBS Plugin

The Ninja OBS Plugin is an OBS Studio plugin for publishing directly from OBS to VDO.Ninja. It is useful if you want a more integrated OBS workflow than opening a separate browser publisher.

## Link

* <https://steveseguin.github.io/ninja-obs-plugin/>

## Key features

* publish live from OBS directly to VDO.Ninja
* multi-viewer support
* peer-to-peer publishing model
* open-source plugin
* support for OBS v32 systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux
* can auto-add room participants into OBS as browser sources

## Notes

* positioned as a simpler publishing workflow than relying on a separate browser publisher
* useful for non-Windows users who want an OBS-native publishing workflow, since the standalone Game Capture app is currently Windows-only


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