Guides.

Short, exact steps for the things people most often want to do with a phone and a Windows PC.

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How to stream iPhone games on OBS on a Windows PC

Get your iPhone game and its sound into OBS Studio on Windows without a capture card, over a USB cable or AirPlay.

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Show your iPhone screen with sound on a Windows 10 or 11 PC over a USB cable. No iTunes, no Apple Devices app, no Wi-Fi needed.

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Put an Android phone's screen and game sound into OBS Studio on Windows, over Wi-Fi with the ByteMirror app or over USB with USB debugging.

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Use an iPhone or Android phone's camera as a webcam on Windows: as a source in OBS Studio, and in Zoom, Teams or Meet through the OBS Virtual Camera.

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Mirror an iPhone to Windows 10 or 11 over Wi-Fi with Screen Mirroring, with sound, and add it to OBS Studio if you stream.

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Use your iPhone's camera as a webcam on a Windows PC, in OBS Studio and in Zoom, Teams or Google Meet, without installing an app on the iPhone.

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Put a mobile game from one phone and a facecam from a second phone in the same OBS Studio scene on Windows, each as its own source.

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Record an app on your iPhone or Android phone next to your face in OBS Studio on Windows, for tutorials and app demos. No capture card.

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Use the rear camera of an iPhone or Android phone as a webcam in OBS Studio on Windows, and frame the shot on your PC monitor while you record.