In OBS, when adding your video capture device, select: In about 15 seconds you should now see your composite video source in the OBS Preview window.Ĭonfiguring a Hauppauge recorder as a capture device in OBS Then finish the setup: click Apply, OK and then Deactivate, Reactivate and then OK.

You will have five choices: 0 Video Parallel Digital In which is HDMI, 1 Video YRYBY In which is Component video, 2 Video SVideo In which is S-Video, 3 Video Composite In for composite video and 4 Video RGB In Choose the source you are connected to, such as Composite In. A few seconds later you should see the video source setup for the Rocket. If you are using the HD PVR 2, select Hauppauge Sienna.

If you are using the Rocket, select IT9910 Capture.

In Sources, click the + and select Video Capture Device

The first thing to do in OBS is add a new Video Capture Device.

Once you can see your video in the preview window, close Hauppauge Capture and open OBS.

You must see video in Hauppauge Capture before you can move onto OBS Make sure you can see your retro game video in the Hauppauge Capture preview window. In Hauppauge Capture under Video In, select Composite and under Audio In select AV In.

First, we need to test the video source in Hauppauge Capture.

Note: If you have a Rocket, make sure you have removed any HDMI cable connected to the HDMI In port on the back of the Rocket.

If you have the Hauppauge Component AV Cable (Part number 6021333), connect the yellow jack from your video source to the Blue RCA jack on the Hauppauge AV cable. OBS by default uses HDMI audio/video, so you need to change the source in OBS to composite video and left/right stereo audio. We assume that your retro gameplay is coming in from composite video (the yellow cable) and left/right stereo audio.

OBS Retro Gameplay I want to use my Hauppauge recorder with OBS to stream retro game play.

Setting up obs for recording