Exploring a Rust-powered future for live streaming and recording.
This started off as a patch to obs to fix a crash bug. They closed the PR and banned me from the org because the crash fix was from an AI.
It's time to get OBS out of the hands of those who would hold an open source project hostage for personal politics.
We're starting from OBS Studio and its supporting repositories, with the goal of gradually bringing Rust into the codebase while preserving the capabilities that make OBS useful.
This project is in its early stages. Our repositories currently preserve the original OBS source and Git history; the Rust work is ahead of us.
Every repository here is governed by the Constitution of the obs-rust Project: equal use for everyone, no test of belief, judged by the work. It supersedes every other document in the organization.
| Original (C/C++) | Rust equivalent | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 🎥 OBS Studio | obs-studio-rs | Not started |
| 🌐 OBS Browser | — | Not started |
| 🔌 OBS WebSocket | — | Not started |
| 📦 OBS Dependencies | — | Not started |
| 🛠️ Plugin Template | — | Not started |
| 🎞️ FFmpeg | — | Not started |
OBS Rust is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the OBS Project. Credit to the OBS contributors who built the foundation. Each repository retains its original license.
