System Requirements Suggestion

[Reillybags]

Hi all,

I want to run obs to display darts matches and a live feed from an online scoreboard.
The ideal set up would be two usb webcams, one for player and one for the board, along with the browser source for the scoreboard.
This will then be connected to a TV via screen projector to display the match live on the venues tv where the matches are taking place.

Running windows whats the minimum system requirements you suggest I nedd? I have no plan to stream or record this as it is simply to display the matches to others in the venue. If running two cameras is putting extra work on the pc I can run just one camera for the board.

Similar to the setup below.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Lawrence_SoCal]

This forum is for OBS Studio development, your post is a support request and belongs in the appropriate Operating System sub-forum, so broader views and more responses best to move or repost this (with additional details, see below)

But quickly, the work to composite your various sources is the computationally heavy lifting, Streaming and/or Recording isn't necessarily a lot of extra computational work (can be, doesn't have to be)
Yes, extra video is extra work... whether your system can handle it or not?

As for your request, you need a LOT more detail before a reasonable shot at recommendations can be made? video input resolution, color space/format, desired output format, etc? ie 1080p or 4K? what about audio? etc