Step-by-step walkthroughs for common reeln workflows. Each example is self-contained — start from the top or jump to whatever fits your use case.
| # | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Getting Started | Install Python, ffmpeg, and reeln from scratch |
| 02 | Configuration & OBS Setup | Configure reeln and connect it to your OBS replay buffer |
| # | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 03 | Starting a Game | Initialize a game workspace with teams and sport |
| 04 | Segments & Events | Process game segments and tag events |
| 05 | Rendering Shorts | Turn clips into vertical or square short-form video |
| 06 | Highlights & Reels | Merge segments into highlight reels |
| 07 | Profiles & Iterations | Reusable render profiles and multi-pass rendering |
| 08 | Game Finish & Cleanup | Finalize games and clean up artifacts |
| # | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 09 | Plugins | Discover, install, and manage plugins |
| 10 | Smart Zoom | AI-powered tracking that follows the action |
- Python 3.11+ — see Getting Started for install options
- ffmpeg 5.0+ — with libx264, aac, and libass support
- reeln —
pip install reelnoruv tool install reeln
If you're a livestreamer using OBS, start with Configuration & OBS Setup to connect reeln to your replay buffer output.