M1 + OBS Studio Question

[Andut1981]

Has anyone with an M1 MacBook/Mac Mini here been running OBS Studio? More specifically with a two camera setup. If so, have you found it staying quiet when recording?

I have a 2018 15 MBP/Vega 20/32GB RAM and while I love it, I can’t run my OBS setup without the fans screaming back at me within minutes. In the meantime, I’ve been using QuickTime and it works, but I would love to eventually use that amazing OBS interface to easily switch back and forth we between cameras when recording.

 

[Andut1981]

Has anyone with an M1 MacBook/Mac Mini here been running OBS Studio? More specifically with a two camera setup. If so, have you found it staying quiet when recording?

I have a 2018 15 MBP/Vega 20/32GB RAM and while I love it, I can’t run my OBS setup without the fans screaming back at me within minutes. In the meantime, I’ve been using QuickTime and slope game works, but I would love to eventually use that amazing OBS interface to easily switch back and forth we between cameras when recording.

Any helps? Anyone here?

 

[Talonis]

Mac answers are rare.

As an example, I specifically picked up the MacBook Air as it doesn't have cooling fans and I only use one main camera with an occasional secondary camera as an overhead/roving but this kind of answer doesn't help you.

 

[mishakim]

I'm running it on an M1 MacBook Pro, three NDI cameras (two PTZ, one fixed), external audio interface, and it works fine, the fans never come on