Download latest Closed_Captions_Plugin_MacOS.zip version for MacOS from the releases section.If you don't have a OBS source that is only your microphone but instead use a more complicated audio setup see below for more info.Select the OBS source that is only your microphone for best captioning results.Click on Settings in the new Captions Preview window and select your audio source for captioning under Caption Source.There should now be a Cloud Closed Captions option on the bottom of Tools menu.This will just add the plugin files to the existing obs-plugins folder.Windows will ask to confirm the copy and replace, click yes a few times.The main OBS folder should already contain obs-plugins bin and data folders.Copy-Paste the obs-plugins folder into the main OBS folder.The default OBS install path is usually C:\Program Files\obs-studio\ or C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\.Download latest Closed_Captions_Plugin.zip version for Windows from the releases section.The option will only show up once the streamer has talked. On Android it's Closed Captions under the player settings options right beneath the quality selection. If it's already off but viewers still see captions they have to turn it on and off again (appears to be a bug on some iOS versions).On iOS it's a system wide setting: Settings -> General -> Accessibility -> Subtitles
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