OBS-first workflow
Start casting in obsmatePro, copy the Mate Code, and drop it into an OBS Media Source—fast path from phone to scene.
Cast Android to OBS Studio
obsmatePro puts your Android screen into OBS with ultra-low latency—ready for mobile game streams, demos, and commentary on Windows.
- Mirror Android to OBS over USB or Wi‑Fi
- Connect with a Mate Code Media Source
- Built for mobile livestreaming, not just screen sharing
Why cast with obsmatePro
Low-latency mobile feed
USB and Wi‑Fi casting tuned for smooth gameplay commentary with native quality up to 2K when your device allows.
Phone audio option
Bring game sound into the stream when you need viewers to hear what you hear.
How to cast Android to OBS
1
Connect the phone
Enable USB debugging, connect via USB, and launch obsmatePro.
2
Start casting
Select your device, start mirroring, and copy the Mate Code.
3
Add Media Source
In OBS, add a Media Source, uncheck Local File, paste the Mate Code, and confirm.
FAQs
Does this work with OBS Studio on Windows?
Yes. obsmatePro is a Windows companion that feeds your Android screen into OBS via Mate Code.
Do I need root?
No root is required for typical USB debugging setups. Follow the device connection guide for your phone brand.
What if OBS shows a black frame?
Confirm casting is running, recopy the Mate Code, and check the no-frame FAQ.
Where is the full product overview?
Open the obsmatePro product page for features, pricing, and the quick-start tutorial.
Related pages
Cast your own device screen and audio to OBS for streaming—not for illicit content redistribution.