Okay, I need to write an article on how to change the default save location in OBS Studio for Mac. Let me start by recalling the user's requirements: 600-900 words, natural headings, avoid unsupported claims, and don't mention AI. First, I should outline the structure. The introduction should explain why changing the save location is useful. Maybe mention saving space on the main drive or organizing files better. Next, the steps. I need to detail each step clearly. Let me think about how OBS Studio on Mac handles settings. The default is probably in the user's home directory. To change it, users might go into the settings menu. But wait, OBS doesn't have a direct option for default save location in the GUI. Hmm, the user provided context might have info on that. Oh, the context mentions using the settings.json file. So the process involves editing the JSON file manually. Wait, the user included some context about editing the "projector" and "output" folders. But maybe it's better to explain where the default save location is set, which is in the "Settings" under "Output" or "Projector" settings. Wait, no, in OBS, the default save location for recordings is under the Output settings. Let me verify. In OBS, go to Settings > Output, then under the "Recording" section, there's a "Browse" button that shows the default path. But changing that might require editing the settings.json file directly. So the steps would be: 1. Open OBS Studio, 2. Navigate to Settings, 3. Locate the Output section, 4. If there's no direct option, explain editing the JSON file. But the user's context might indicate that. Also, the user provided sample context with code about editing the "output_folder" in the JSON. So I need to include that. But I need to present this clearly. Maybe start with the GUI method if available, then proceed to the JSON method. Let me check if OBS Studio for Mac has a GUI way to set the default save location. From what I remember, in OBS, you can set the recording path by clicking "Browse" in the Output settings and selecting a new folder. So maybe the first method is through the GUI, and the second method is through the JSON if needed. So step 1: Open OBS Studio. Step 2: Go to Settings > Output. Step 3: Under Recording, click "Browse" to choose a new default location. Step 4: Save the settings. But the user's context mentions editing the "settings.json" file, which is in the Application Support folder. Maybe that's an alternative method for more advanced users. So I should explain both methods: GUI and manual JSON editing. Also, need to mention where the JSON file is located. For Mac, it would be in ~/Library/Application Support/obs-studio/basic/settings.json. I should also include tips, like ensuring the new location has enough space, or creating a dedicated folder. Maybe a troubleshooting section if the changes don't take effect. Potential headings: Introduction, Method 1 (GUI), Method 2 (JSON), Tips for Managing Save Locations, Troubleshooting Common Issues. Make sure to use natural headings without markdown. Use h2 and h3 tags. Avoid unsupported claims: only mention what's accurate. For example, if the GUI allows changing the default, then that's correct. Also, confirm that the JSON method works by editing the "output_folder" key. Need to check if the "output_folder" is indeed the correct key in the settings.json. If the user's context mentions that, it's safe to include. Also, mention that after editing the JSON, you need to restart OBS. Now, structure the article with these steps. Start with an intro, then each method, followed by tips and troubleshooting. Make sure the language is clear and concise, using bullet points or numbered lists where appropriate. Check for keyword placement: "How To Change The Default Save Location In Obs Studio Mac" should be in the title and mentioned in the intro. Avoid any markdown, use HTML tags like h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. Double-check the word count to stay between 600-