This feature is now available for audio sources as well so the mix is not changed by accident.
Volume Lock – In OBS you have the ability to lock sources in place.
T-Bar – This is a popular video production tool used to transition between your preview and output screens.
This allows you to load up projects quickly and easily.
Scene Collections – Scene collections allow you to group together scenes and organize your projects.
The implementation in OBS is still rough but it does work.
SRT output – This feature allows you to work with SRT (Secure Reliable Transport).
This feature does work with local HTML on your computer.
Custom Docks – Custom docks allow you to bring websites into your OBS dashboard which is ideal for live chat rooms and other controls.
Dynamic Bitrate – Great for increasing the quality of your live streams especially if bandwidth or network congestion is an issue.
Below is a list of the top features leading up to the OBS 27 release. The StreamGeeks have published a review video that also includes an outline of the top features from OBS 24, 25, and 26, so be sure to check that video out. Some of the big new features are all about usability which includes Undo and Redo actions, a missing files notification, new controls for virtual cameras, stingers, overlay features, and a long list of other updates. OBS 27 is now available for download as a release candidate from the OBS website here.