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obs-youtube-comment

v1.0.1

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Display Youtube comments in OBS

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OBS YouTube Comment

Display YouTube Comments in your OBS stream.

Uses the OBS WebSocket plugin and Tampermonkey browser plugin.

Note: doesn't support emojis yet (see To Do at the bottom).

To Use

OBS Setup

  • Add three sources to your scene, with the following names:

    • YTCommentText of type "Text (FreeType 2)" for the comment text.
    • YTCommentAuthor of type "Text (FreeType 2)" for the comment author.
    • YTCommentPhoto of type "Browser" for the comment author photo.

  • Position and compose them where you want them. You probably want to enable word-wrapping, and set a custom width.

Browser Setup

  • Install the Tampermonkey plugin to your browser.
  • Open the Tampermonkey settings in your browser.
  • Click on "Utilities".
  • Paste the following URL into the "Install from URL" text box:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jwulf/obs-youtube-comment/main/tampermonkey.js
  • Click "Install".
  • Reload the Youtube live chat popup in your browser.

You should now see a userscript loaded on the Tampermonkey plugin.

  • Click the Tampermonkey icon in the browser plugins section:

  • Click on "Configuration"

  • Enter the password you set for the OBS Web Socket Server plugin.

  • Click "Save"

  • Reload the page to establish the connection.

  • When you mouse over a comment, you will see the background turn blue. Click on the comment to send it to your OBS Stream.

To Do

Deal with emojis. Some leads:

- [Reddit: Using Emojis w/ OBS Text(FreeType 2)](https://www.reddit.com/r/obs/comments/7vn04l/using_emojis_w_obs_textfreetype_2/) and the [OBS GitHub issue](https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/issues/3127).
- The [text-pango](https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/text-pango-multi-language-and-emoji.656/) plugin. (Doesn't do word wrap).

A heavier-weight solution would be to run a local process (or find or write a remote service) that renders the comment into a graphic, and then insert the composed graphic as a browser element source. That's a lot more work than the current solution, which is pretty light-weight.

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