I honestly cannot believe that something like OBS doesn't have these stats built in natively after so many years, especially for people who might want to use an Audio Interface.
The reason I'm saying this is because for the longest time, I couldn't figure out why my Interface wasn't picking up audio and sending it to OBS correctly (since each interface has it's own Gain/Input setup to fight off the noise floor - so you have a clean audio to work with). It was always either too quiet, too noisy or had heavy reverb when Padded.
And since OBS is still stuck natively on VST2 (and many places have started removing their VST2 plugins) it made it borderline impossible to find a decent Plugin that picks up the correct loudness metering for OBS specifically (most of them seem to always pick up +3-3tdb for some reason?).
Anyways, this plugin is life a saver, and the Author so far on has fixed like 2 for 2 main issues with OBS I would say at the very least.
> custom size for each reward individually
If you're talking about a VLC source with several random videos, then right-click the VLC source, click "Transform", then "Edit Transform", and choose "Fit" or "Fill Width/Height". This way high-resolution videos will be resized to the source's bounding box.
For Media Sources, you can resize them like usual via OBS by dragging the bounding box by its corner.