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OBS Studio vs VEGAS Pro: Which is best for you?

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- The only suggestion that I would find to be useful to new OBS users, would be if there were a more comprehensive & expanded downloadable .pdf user and functions manual. Or even a more expanded "hints" segment when initially logging on so that it can teach you about all of the various uses & functions available to the user.
- It is a fight to configure the docks in the space you want them and many times the configuration is not supported so it wastes precious screen space.
- Today you can edit a flashy video with an app with a few templates of effects and you can do it in 10 minutes and it would take you a few hours with Vegas to get a similar result.
- On the other hand, you would actually numb your fingers trying to edit a longer video on your cellphone, at the level you can do it in Vegas.
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