OBS can either broadcast to a RePro Input or you can use a RePro Output as a video source within an OBS project...
Setting up OBS for SRT Broadcast to RePro Stream
In the OBS main interface click SETTINGS in the bottom right part of the window.
When the Settings panel shows, select STREAM on the left and then enter the full SRT Input URL found in your RePro Management panel in the Program details.
Note: Stream Key or Use Authentication is not needed.
Also if the Program has had the passphrase option turned off then simply leave the URL including the port only e.g.
srt://lon1.repro.stream:10095Click OK to set your output stream.
Back in the main OBS Interface click START STREAMING and if successful the button will turn to STOP STREAMING and the bottom right corner will show the green connected indicator and the kb/s (The example below is 0kb/s as there is no media source playing yet).
Setting a RePro Stream Output as an OBS Input source
OBS can also use SRT sources from RePro SRT Outputs.
In the Sources pane click the + icon at its bottom left to add a new source.
A list of Input types will appear – select Media Source.
In the new popup make sure Create New is selected and give it any name you wish and click OK.
A new Properties window will appear – Untick the Local File checkbox if it is ticked to reveal an input section. Enter the RePro Output URL into the Input field. Then click OK.
Make sure you enter the Output URL for the RePro Program not the Input URL.
Once OK is clicked your RePro output video should be playing in OBS, also revisiting the source settings (double-click it in the Sources list) it should be playing in that window.
You should now be able to continue to use an OBS project that has a RePro Program output as a source.