Where Does OBS Blade Store Connection Profiles?
OBS Blade keeps server connection profiles in private app storage. It remote-controls OBS Studio; recordings stay on the streaming computer.
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OBS Blade is a remote control, not a recorder. Connection profiles with server addresses, ports, and passwords live in the phone app private storage. Stats, previews, and scene buttons all stream live from the computer running OBS Studio.
That split decides where to look. Connection trouble means checking profiles and the OBS remote settings, including passwords and ports. Missing recordings mean checking the PC output folder, since the phone never holds video. Reinstalling Blade loses profiles, so screenshot connection details before wiping.
Where OBS Blade stores this, by platform
OBS Blade app storage (Android/data private folder)
Connection profiles in private storage; recordings stay on the PC. Exact folder names may vary by version. Screenshot server details before reinstalling.
OBS Blade app storage (Settings > iPhone Storage)
Same profile model as Android. Recordings stay on the OBS computer. Reinstalling clears profiles, so keep connection details noted.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect OBS Blade to OBS?
Enter the address, port, and password from OBS Settings > Remote on the computer into a Blade profile, or scan the QR code. Keep both apps updated together, since version drift is the usual cause of refused connections.
Where are my OBS Blade recordings?
No. Blade switches scenes, toggles sources, and shows stats, but video files write on the PC running OBS Studio. Check the OBS output settings on the computer for the recording path; the phone holds connection profiles only.
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