HDR streaming is currently only supported via YouTube’s HLS service via an HEVC encoder.However, AV1 or HEVC will still be required. If you wish to encode 10-bit SDR, you can use Color Format P010 with an SDR color space (e.g.The recommended settings for HDR are Color Format P010 and Color Space Rec.Intel QuickSync and Apple VT are not yet supported. 10-bit HEVC encoding requires NVIDIA 10-series, AMD 5000 series, or newer GPU.HDR and 10-bit can only be encoded with AV1 and HEVC encoders.New color format and color space settings have been added in the advanced settings to allow this. OBS now supports 10-bit and HDR, courtesy of rcdrone, YouTube, and Luxoft. We’re very grateful for all the support, and we’re happy that so many people find it useful! 28.0: 10-bit and HDR Video Encoding Support Now we have hundreds of contributors and countless users. This release marks the 10th anniversary of OBS! 10 years ago today, the first version of OBS was released by Jim. You can check the status of the most common plugins on the OBS Plugin Compatibility page. NOTE: Some plugins may not be compatible with OBS 28. If you would like to support the OBS Project, please consider contributing to our Patreon or Open Collective!

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