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Install Android first, then the receiver for the computer where you use OBS.

Three USB-first steps

Keep the whole route local—no cloud account or Wi-Fi stream required.

  1. 01

    Connect by USB

    Use a data-capable cable between Android and your Mac or Windows PC. Enable USB debugging when GameLink asks for the local connection.

  2. 02

    Start GameLink

    Open the receiver on the computer, then start sharing from GameLink on Android and approve screen capture.

  3. 03

    Add it to OBS

    Use Window Capture for the GameLink receiver. Add its application audio separately when you want game sound in your stream.

Clear game video

Capture at the device’s display shape.

The receiver follows the phone orientation so landscape and portrait gameplay fit naturally instead of sitting in an oversized empty window.

Separate audio stream

Give OBS its own game-audio source.

GameLink can send compatible Android playback audio separately from the video stream, keeping your scene layout and mixer flexible.

Built for creators

One clean window.

Keep your Android game source away from the rest of your desktop and add the dedicated GameLink Capture window to any OBS scene.

Quick answers

Everything you need for the first connection.

Do I need Wi-Fi?

No. GameLink is designed for a local USB route using Android USB debugging and a data-capable cable.

Will all game audio be captured?

Game audio availability depends on Android version and each game’s own audio-capture policy. GameLink keeps compatible playback audio separate when it is available.

Can I use portrait games?

Yes. The receiver is orientation-aware so it can resize for portrait or landscape gameplay.

What if the USB route is not ready?

Keep the receiver open and unlock your Android phone. If Android requests it, allow USB debugging for your computer. GameLink checks the USB route automatically and shows a clear setup status instead of starting a blank capture.