This release fixes some minor bugs you probably even didn't know about.

• Retry GUI update when failed
• Purge timer on reset

Full Changelog: v2.0.1...v2.0.2

This version contains some small fixes and improvements.

• Split remote sync address into remote sync host and port parameters
• Moved all GUI updates to GUI thread
• Added retry when remote sync message failed
• Improved when loading icon is showing
• Added some extra logging
• Removed reporting of errors for user errors
• Remote sync web client download url now leads to the repositor releases page instead of the home page

For the remote sync web client:

• Ignore older remote sync messages

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.0.1

This version is compatible with OBS v28 and higher (websocket v5 to be precise). This version is NOT compatible with older versions of OBS (with websocket v4).

Please check if the connection settings are still correct in the settings menu of OBS Scene Timer.

It's possible that the new websocket protocol slows down the whole scene loading process of OBS Scene Timer. Please let me know if you experience this.

What's new?

• Compatibility with websocket v5
• Media length loading indicators for each scene
• Reset scene time limit to automatic using a button (entering the value -1 still works)
• Added automatic error reporting (this is anonymous) (can be turned of in the settings)
• Oh, and the whole project has been moved away from BitBucket to GitHub

What's fixed?

• Fixed the hang on application shutdown
• Removed backwards compatibility with OBS Scene Timer v1.5.0 config
• The window can't be opened with a size smaller than 60x60 pixels (otherwise the window would 'disappear')
• Other small fixes and improvements

Full Changelog: v1.7.1...v2.0.0

This small update contains some minor changes, mostly in the user interface:

• Added command line option --clear-update-history to force check for new updates.
• Renamed "Cancel" button to "Skip", in new update popup.
• Added support/donation link to application information dialog.

Here's a new update thanks to your feedback!

Features:

• HTML web client is now available for use (separate download)
• Added automatic update notifier
• Added 'Always on top' functionality

Fixes:

• Fixed OBS Scene Timer not shutting down correctly when OBS has already been shut down
• Fixed Config error not showing correct property file
• Fixed some tests
• Updated screenshots

HTML Client

A separate download is available: HTML Client (obs-scene-timer-client-v0.1.html). Download and open this .html file in your browser to use this client. You can also use this link ('file:///path/to/file.html', see your browsers address bar when the file is openend) to create custom OBS Scene Timer docks in OBS (use 40% scale) or add OBS Scene Timer as a (browser) source to your scenes. Great way to have the timer in multiview.

Please see the README for more information: https://github.com/sampie777/obs-scene-timer/blob/master/README.md/#web-client. Also make sure to start the Remote sync server (Tools / Remote sync / Start as server).

Basics to configure this client is by adding 'query parametres' to the URL. These start with '?' and are separated by '&', like this: 'file:///path/to/file.html?scale=50&alignment=vertical'. These are the parameters:

• 'address': sets the address for the websocket to connect to (the address of the master OBS Scene Timer). Default is "ws://localhost:4050".
• 'scale': scales the text in percentage. Default is '100', normal scale.
• 'alignment': specifies how the two clocks must be aligned: 'horizontal' or 'vertical' (default). Note that if the page size gets to small, the clocks will auto realign themselves to fit in the page.

This and previous releases can be found on the old repository on BitBucket: https://bitbucket.org/sajansen/obs-scene-timer/downloads/