Search resources OBS Studio Plugins Author univrsal Creation date Aug 11, 2019 Tags linux mpd now playing text spotify title window Spotify (All song information (except for song label), including Cover art) MPD (All song information*, including Cover art) VLC Video source (All song information*, including Cover art) last.fm scrobbling Cover art, some song information) MPRIS and Windows Media control, i.e. most media players (Cover art, some song information) YouTube Music Desktop App (Cover art, some song information) Window title/process name (additional formatting, like cutting characters) Soundcloud, Yandex Music and Spotify Web Player via the tampermonkey script Wiki - Sources Guide | OBS Wiki - Sources Guide | OBS Open your obs-studio installation folder (eg. Right click on the shortcut and click "Open file location") Navigate two directories up Drop the contents of the zip file (a "data" and "obs-plugins" folder) into the obs-studio directory Merge the files Tuna should now show up in the tools menu of obs-studio This is the path to which Tuna saves the cover of the currently playing song. You can leave the default or change it via the "..."-button to a different path if you want. Just remember it later when you add an image source for the cover. If you uncheck this checkbox Tuna will not download the cover of the currently playing song If you check this option Tuna will attempt to look for covers by querying Apple's iTunes servers. This will use the album and artist of the currently playing song to search for matching album art. This means that the art that is found might not be exact. You can also choose the resolution that should be downloaded. If this option is enabled Tuna will remove file extensions from song titles (e.g. .mp3, .wav, .flac etc.). This is useful if you play music through the VLC Source and the songs do not have any metadata saved. In that case VLC will use the entire filename as the title, including the file extension. With these buttons you can add, remove and edit format outputs. They'll be described shortly. Enable this option if you want to use the user script which allows Tuna to receive song information from your web browser or if you want to use the browser widget. All output text files will contain this text if nothing is playing Here you can switch between the different supported music sources. Tuna will use the selected one to look for the currently playing song. This is the rate at which Tuna will refresh song information With these buttons you can start and stop Tuna. If the plugin is stopped it will not look for song information and it will not update the outputs. Click on "Tools" at the top of the obs window Select "Tuna settings" Select "Spotify" as the music source Select the "Spotify" tab Click "Open login page" and accept the info message (might also wanna read it) Verify the URL, login and grant access Copy the code into the "Authentication code" field Click "Request token" That should be it, if there were errors they will be logged in the textbox under "Response log" You have the latest version The Spotify servers aren't down or the API isn't rate limited (you can check by looking at the obs studio log ) You cleared your cookies for the login page univrsal.github.io (using incognito mode also works) Click on "Tools" at the top of the obs window Select "Tuna settings" Select "MPD" as the music source Select the "MPD" tab Enter the MPD server IP and port (or select local connection) Click on "Tools" at the top of the obs window Select "Tuna settings" Select "VLC" as the music source Select the "VLC" tab (Click refresh if your source doesn't show up)

Select the scene from the drop-down menu Select the VLC source from the drop-down menu Click on "Tools" at the top of the obs window Select "Tuna settings" Select "Web browser" as the music source Make sure that "Host/receive infromation on local webserver with port:" is checked Enable the tuna plugin in the youtube music application Click on "Tools" at the top of the obs window Select "Tuna settings" Select "MPRIS" or "Windows Media Control" as the music source Click on "Tools" at the top of the obs window Select "Tuna settings" Select "Window title" as the music source Select the "Window title" tab Enter any search term (e.g. Firefox, to search for any window that contains the word Firefox) Optionally add a search and replace term and/or cut the first or last characters Click on "Tools" at the top of the obs window Select "Tuna settings" Select "last.fm" as the music source Select the "last.fm" tab Enter your last.fm user name and if you have it your own api key 2019-08-11_23-32.png 926.8 KB · Views: 51,807 Screenshot_20200219_022639.jpg 252.5 KB · Views: 54,681 Screenshot_20201013_230446.jpg 249.8 KB · Views: 157,354 Screenshot_20220827_120915.png 74.8 KB · Views: 27,763 More resources from univrsal Durchblick Modular multiview Muted Notification Get an audio notification when talking while muted Input Overlay Show keyboard, mouse and gamepad inputs on screen Free IROS - Flexible and remotly controllable stream overlay Remote controllable stream overlay scrab Screenshot capture utility Share this resource Fix crash on beta Fixed a crash with the latest beta that removed a deprecated API function Fix Spotify credentials Logging in via Spotify with no API credentials should work again. Fix last.fm crash and nested VLC sources Nested VLC sources should now work correctly Note: This version has a bug with Spotify. You... Fix crash on beta Fix Spotify credentials Logging in via Spotify with no API credentials should work again. Fix last.fm crash and nested VLC sources Nested VLC sources should now work correctly Note: This version has a bug with Spotify. You... Fix Spotify credentials Fix last.fm crash and nested VLC sources Nested VLC sources should now work correctly Note: This version has a bug with Spotify. You... Fix last.fm crash and nested VLC sources AfterglowAmpharos Version: v1.9.11 Version: v1.9.9 Version: v1.9.9 Version: v1.9.9 Version: v1.9.9 Version: v1.9.9 Version: v1.9.9 Version: v1.9.7 Version: v1.9.7 Version: v1.9.7 OBS Studio Plugins This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. Accept Learn more…