Thanks for the reply. I thought most gamers just streamed through OBS on their main machine, since they are always tinkering with various OBS scenes in real ti

Thanks for the reply. I thought most gamers just streamed through OBS on their main machine, since they are always tinkering with various OBS scenes in real time, etc.. It is audio recording holding me back but it's in the context of recording programming tutorials where I would want to record my desktop inside of a Linux environment as a screencast video. Right now I just do things through WSL but it's not comparable to a native Linux set up, and VMs are even worse (I tried the VM approach for over 5 years and it sucks). Would you mind going over the work flow for using one of those CamLinks? It's the first time I've heard of that before but it seems like it might be an interesting solution -- or at least something to look into as a last resort option. I'm not opposed to building a 2nd machine but how can something like this come together to solve my problem? Let's say I have 2 computers (1 running Windows and 1 running Linux) and I have 2 monitors, and in non-recording mode I would want to leverage both monitors in Linux. Would I need a third monitor to make this work? What does the set up look like?