You will need the Video autosplitter. A load time remover, for example Kingdom Hearts 2FM Load Remover. You may or may not need a Virtual cam filter depending on your OBS layout and whether your capture card directshow works with the video autosplitter.

Download the latest version of the [ Video autosplitter](https://github.com/ROMaster2/LiveSplit.VideoAutoSplit/releases) and extract the contents into the Components subfolder of your LiveSplit installation.
Start your streaming software. In this example we're using OBS.
Start the Virtual Camera.

Start LiveSplit.
In LiveSplit's layout editor, click the big + button, hover over Control, and add the Video Auto Splitter component.

Edit the settings of the Video Auto Splitter component. In the first tab click on the "Browse..." button and locate the game profile you downloaded. In this example we used example [Kingdom Hearts 2FM Load Remover](https://www.speedrun.com/tools/KH2FM_LoadRemover_xtta2.zip).
From the drop down box select the capture device. Your OBS virtual cam should be an option here. (You can press the refresh button if the next step isn't working.)

Verify the video capture is being scanned by selecting the "Scan Region" tab. If you don't see a preview, try saving the layout and restarting livesplit.
Once you have a preview then set the capture area of the feed. The blue box shows the area being watched by the profile. Make sure this blue line overlaps the score where the bunny icon is. This is a good area to watch to see if the screen is going blank to load since the bunny icon is bright and is always present.

The following example is set to show only the captured area, you don't need to have this option on just as long as the blue line is set in the correct position on the overlay of your OBS layout.

Make sure your splits are set to game time and not real time.