Starts with the scene
Every switch to your BRB scene starts a fresh countdown, so the same scene works for every break of the night.
Be right back
Tell chat exactly when you’ll be back. The countdown starts itself when your BRB scene goes live, and if the break runs long it counts the overtime instead of sitting at zero.
Every switch to your BRB scene starts a fresh countdown, so the same scene works for every break of the night.
After zero the clock counts up (+1:23) in soft red, or press ↑ in the source’s Interact window to add a minute before anyone notices.
Set it to the length of your ad break or intermission and chat always knows when you’re back. Keep one BRB scene per length if you like.
Leave “Restart every time the scene goes live” ticked. In OBS Studio 28 or later the overlay hears when its scene goes to program and starts over. In other apps, turn on the browser source’s option to refresh when the scene becomes active, if it has one.
Yes. Right-click the source, choose Interact, click the timer and press ↑ or + for a minute, or hold Shift for five. A Stream Deck or Streamer.bot can do the same over obs-websocket.
It keeps time in the background, so a break you switched away from early has still counted down. With the restart option on, it starts fresh the next time the BRB scene goes live.
Yes. Choose “Show the message” under At zero and the title switches to your message, like “Back any second”.
Overlays load in OBS’s Browser Source. Test your scene before going live. Timing a talk or a lesson instead? Make a timer video or embed a timer on a website.