- Supported Bit Versions
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- 32-bit
- 64-bit
- Source Code URL
- https://git.vrsal.cc/alex/spectralizer
- Minimum OBS Studio Version
- 24.0.0
- Supported Platforms
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- Windows
- Linux
I've decided to deprecate Spectralizer in favor of Waveform which offers more options.
This plugin allows you to create audio visualizations of obs audio sources.
Also checkout Waveform, which offers some additional features.
Windows
There's now also an installer, which does this automatically and provides an uninstaller if you want to remove the plugin again.
There's a .deb installer for debian based distros, as well as an AUR package for Arch based distros. If neither of those apply to you, you can install the prebuilt binaries:
- Open your obs-studio installation folder (eg. Right click on the shortcut and click "Open file location")
- Navigate two directories up
- Drop the contents of the folder "plugin" from the zip archive in the directory you just opened
- Merge the files
- Spectralizer should now show up as a source option in obs-studio
There's a .deb installer for debian based distros, as well as an AUR package for Arch based distros. If neither of those apply to you, you can install the prebuilt binaries:
- Install fftw over your package manager
- Unzip the archive
$ unzip ~/Downloads/spectralizer.* -d ~/Downloads/spectralizer
- Navigate to your obs config
$ cd ~/.config/obs-studio/
- Create a folder for the plugin
$ mkdir -p plugins/spectralizer
- Copy the folders contents of the folder plugin into the new folder
$ mv ~/Downloads/spectralizer/plugin/* ./
- Spectralizer should now show up as a source option in obs-studio