OBS Controller

Erik Fahlen / Fallen Starlight

4.1

About this app

Category Photo & Video
Age 10
Updated May 12, 2025
OS IOS / Android

Editor reviews

Take control of your OBS Studio streaming with OBS Controller! This powerful app transforms your mobile device into a remote control for OBS, letting you manage scenes, sources, and recordings on the go. Perfect for streamers, content creators, and live event producers, OBS Controller offers a user-friendly interface to switch scenes, adjust audio, and start/stop streams without touching your PC. Boost your streaming efficiency and stay focused on your content! Key Features: Seamless connection to OBS Studio via WebSocket. Switch scenes and manage sources in real-time. Control audio levels and mute/unmute mics. Start, stop, and pause recordings or streams. Customizable layouts for quick access to your setup. Supports both Wi-Fi and USB tethering connections.

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4.1

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How to use:

Install and Connect: Download OBS Controller from Google Play and ensure OBS Studio is running on your PC with the WebSocket plugin installed. Set Up WebSocket: In OBS Studio, go to Tools > WebSocket Server Settings, enable the server, and note the IP address and port. Connect the App: Open OBS Controller, enter the IP address and port from OBS, and tap "Connect." Customize Layout: Arrange scenes, sources, and controls in the app to match your streaming needs. Start Controlling: Use the app to switch scenes, adjust audio, or start/stop streams directly from your device. Tips: Ensure both devices are on the same network for Wi-Fi use, or use USB tethering for a stable connection.