OpenStream V1.0.1
OpenStream V1.0.1 is a fixed Android-to-OBS camera release with V8 source naming, V7 scene compatibility, universal Android packaging, and install downloads for both surfaces.
What's New
| Area | Change |
|---|---|
| OBS setup | Source properties now follow 1. Camera Slot, 2. Live Camera Controls, and 3. Network & Pairing (Advanced). |
| Scene compatibility | Existing OpenStream V7 scene sources keep loading through a compatibility source id. |
| Pairing copy | OBS now explains the phone-side slot selection flow instead of leading with SRT details. |
| Setup docs | The walkthrough now includes stale-plugin checks for Program Files, ProgramData, and per-user OBS plugin folders. |
| OBS compatibility | Windows plugin releases target OBS Studio 32.2.1 x64 and its FFmpeg 62/62/60/9 ABI. |
Downloads
| File | Use |
|---|---|
openstream-android.apk |
Install this on your Android phone. |
openstream-android.apk.sha256 |
Verify the downloaded APK before installation. |
openstream-obs-plugin-installer-windows-x64.exe |
Recommended Windows installer for the OBS plugin. |
openstream-obs-windows-x64.zip |
Manual plugin package with DLL and install scripts. |
Note
The Android APK is release-signed and accompanied by a SHA-256 checksum. Public releases fail instead of publishing a debug-signed fallback when signing inputs are unavailable.
Install
- Install the APK on your Android phone.
- Run the OBS plugin installer on your Windows OBS PC.
- Restart OBS Studio.
- Add an
OpenStream V8source. - Open the Android app on the same Wi-Fi network and tap the discovered OBS slot.
For the screenshot walkthrough, read docs/set-up.md.
Notes
- Windows OBS plugin only.
- Existing source names may still say
OpenStream V7; rename them in OBS if you want the scene label to match V1.0.1. - Use 5 GHz or Wi-Fi 6 for best results.
- Keep both devices on the same subnet.
- Please report issues on GitHub.