

Slipping off the lid, you are first presented with the water monitor, and underneath it the installation ties, power supply and manual. The Streamlabs device comes well packaged in a simple black box with the Streamlabs logo and a couple of images around the edges indicating how it is used and installed and what is required for it to operate. Let’s have a look at my experience setting up and using the Streamlabs Water Monitor. It is also available through Amazon for the same price – Buy Here. The Streamlabs Smart Home Water Monitor is available for purchase directly from their website for $199.00 including shipping. The non-invasive monitor simply slips onto your water supply line and in a couple of steps, starts providing you with data on your water usage and habits through the app. XSplit comes ready to include webpages out of the box, so all you need to do is Add a new Webpage URL source to your scene and use the URL of the widget you want to add.The Streamlabs water monitor is an innovative product which makes it super easy for almost anybody to install and get started monitoring their water consumption and protecting their home against leaks. If you run into issues or you’re more of a visual person, here is a comprehensive video walkthrough: In OBS create a new browser source then when prompted for a link, paste your widget link (in this example alert box)īelow you can find the few steps required to include our widgets into your stream using XSplit Broadcaster. At the top copy the unique link for that widget. Head over to the page for the widget you want to add. If your OBS does not include it then you will need to reinstall using the Full installer. If installed correctly, you should be able to add a "Browser Source" to your scenes in OBS. Verify that Browser Source is installed.This article is to help with the initial set up of widgets OBS Studio
