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+The "Video" macro condition allows you to trigger actions when a video source ...
+* is similar to a provided pattern or exactly matches it
+* contains certain objects
+* has changed
+* has no output
+
+These different options will be described in more detail below.
+
+### Important note
+If a video source is currently not being rendered by OBS (e.g. if every instance the source is hidden) some check types might not work as you would expect.  
+You can work around this limitation by opening a "Windowed Projector" of the source by right-clicking on the particular source and choosing the "Windowed Projector (Source)" entry in the context menu.  
+
+![WindowedProjector](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/158076406-dbc9b97a-a5cc-4605-911a-805fbeb600ae.PNG)
+
+
+## General settings
+
+This section will cover the general settings which are available regardless of which video condition type is chosen.  
+
+### Video source selection
+
+All video condition types require you to select which video source you want to analyze.  
+You can select the source by clicking on the desired entry in the combobox.  
+
+![SourceSelection](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/158075705-a6061b0f-71ef-4d0e-9875-27899080ec7f.PNG)
+
+### Condition type selection
+
+You can select which type of check you want to perform in the highlighted combobox.
+
+![ConditionType](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/158075785-fd270546-dc40-496e-b1b3-454fcbefa2e9.png)
+
+### Image selection
+
+Most condition types require specifying a reference image or pattern the video source's output has to be compared to.    
+The path can be entered in the highlighted text input field (2) or you can press the "Browse" button to select the file in OS' file explorer.  
+In some cases you also have the option to create a screenshot of the current output of the video source when pressing the "Browse" button.  
+
+![ImageInput](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/158076628-72135629-a417-49db-8bf1-a84406e49731.PNG)
+
+### Area selection
+
+Most check types of the video condition support only matching a specified area of the video output source.
+This can be useful if you want to ignore certain areas of the video source.  
+Another reason to use this option is if you try to apply the video condition checks to a very high resolution source and want to reduce the performance impact of running this condition's checks. (Especially the object detection and pattern matching can become very resource intensive)  
+
+![Area](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/158075506-31a42adf-35d8-40ad-ab33-35b9f599c61a.PNG)
+
+To select enable this functionality first tick the corresponding checkbox. (1)  
+Next either manually enter the area you want to focus on by typing in the desired X coordinate, Y coordinate, width and height. (2)  
+Alternatively press the "Select area" button to open a preview window of the source and mark the area by drawing a rectangle over it. (3)  
+
+
+## Condition types
+
+### Exactly matches
+
+When selecting this type of check the video source or the sub-area that was selected to be checked needs to match for every single pixel.
+That means if resolution of the video source / selected area and the provided input image do not match the condition will always be false.
+
+### Does not match
+
+This condition type is the inverse to "exactly matches".  
+Meaning, if only a single pixel does not match or the resolution of the checked source / area differs to the provided image this condition will be true.
+
+### Has changed
+
+This condition type is true if the video source or the selected area has changed.  
+As the name would suggest, it is most useful if you do not really care about the exact content of a video source but want to trigger actions if something changed.  
+
+![Changed](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/158076101-5f1b0873-87a1-4da8-9f6e-e44c73569fb7.PNG)
+
+If you want to ignore minor changes in the image you can enable "pattern matching". (1)  
+
+### Has not changed
+
+This condition type is the inverse of the "has changed" condition type.
+
+### Has no output
+
+This condition is true if the video source has no output at all.  
+This is *not* the same as the video source having a black image as video output.  
+
+An example of a video source having no output would be if all instances of the source are currently hidden. (Eye icon next to source)  
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