Thankfully, Apple did (reportedly) make native OpenGL library support available on ARM (at least for now), so there's one huge bullet dodged. The main pain point will probably be getting official macos-arm64 builds of the libraries that OBS depends on, then convincing somebody who owns the hardware to do the work to build it and test it. Given that OBS runs on ARM hardware already (folks have run it on Windows for ARM64 and on RPi), I would not expect any huge technical hurdles. Other folks can feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. I'm going to give a gut feeling based on my limited knowledge of the code base and limited understanding of what Apple is shipping. I also have no idea whether there have been any official discussions about that (and indeed, I was actually looking for the answer to that question when I stumbled onto this thread).
You can find the support article detailing this procedure here.I'd be surprised if emulated performance were good enough, so it probably won't be usable until there's a native build. From here, you will be able to retrieve the Server and Stream Key data that will connect Thinkzoom to OBS. You are now ready to create a Thinkzoom Live Virtual Classroom Session. We recommend that you cancel this Wizard, as these settings are not essential to getting your Thinkzoom LVC stream online. When OBS opens for the first time, you will be presented with the option to run an Auto-Configuration Wizard.
Upon doing so, you will want to grant access through the System Preferences security pop up that occurs. You will know that the installation is complete when you can see OBS in your Applications folder.Īt this point, you can click on OBS to launch it for the first time.
Simply drag the OBS icon to the Applications folder, and macOS will perform the necessary steps. When the disk image is fully mounted, you will be presented with a pop up showing you that the OBS Studio application is now ready to be installed. dmg file to begin the OBS Studio Installation process. Select the Apple logo to be shown the available download options:Ĭlick on "Download Installer" to trigger the download of the installer disk image (.dmg) file. As long as you have macOS v10.13 or higher, you can visit. We recommend OBS (Open Broadcast Software) Studio. In order to be able to stream with Thinkzoom Live Virtual Classrooms, you'll need a broadcasting application installed to the machine you wish to stream on.
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