Can you do things in a different order? Blur first, then stinger, then unblur, all explicitly in Adv. SS and not automatically by something else?
I don't get exactly what you trying to say,
So this is more of a setup/teardown thing, and not in the middle of an ongoing stream. In that case, can you start/stop OBS entirely?
obs --help on the command-line, to see all that you can do there. :-)I think I'd have to see an example. Record what doesn't work, post that recording, and say what should be different about the recording.
Maybe you could do something like this:
Silly Question. LOL. Are you live during this stream using a webcam?
Haven't tried it that way, but I believe it adds to the existing audio. More mixer channels.
I would use two separate instances of OBS to do that. One for each projector. Because they're producing different content and they're both changing. If one didn't change, then you could send that to one projector and forget it, and then connect the other projector to the main output, all in one instance. But because they're both changing, I'd use two separate and simultaneous instances.
Can you screenshot your settings? That's more useful than the machine-readable export string.
Yes sure, I will do that tomorrow evening because it is on a PC in our training facility.
Hi, sorry no answer for your problem, and I hope i"m not being too nosy, I love to learn from other people, but what is the purpose of cycling thru 3 scenes?
Unless there's a reason to do otherwise, I would always check the "only on change" box. Not checked, means that it runs again on every scan as long as the condition remains true. In your case, it doesn't really matter because all three macros kill their own conditions anyway, but it's a good habit to get into.
You should be able to uninstall it by running the following command in the terminal application:
rm -r~/Library/Application\ Support/obs-studio/plugins/advanced-scene-switcher.pluginI think I'd have to see an example. Record what doesn't work, post that recording, and say what should be different about the recording.
If I'm imagining correctly now, I wonder if you could do a similar thing with the Downstream Keyer plugin, instead of an actual stinger?:
DSK takes a normal scene, and overlays it on top of what would otherwise be OBS's final output. So you can switch scenes under it, or do anything else you want, and the DSK'ed scene stays on top through all of that. So if you have, say, a "stinger" scene DSK'ed on top, then you can control things happening on both that and the "normal" output underneath, independently from each other.