EchoGalaxy
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Just want to say a delayed thanks, been sick and laid up for a week, so just getting back into it.
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cdante100
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I've sended it, ty.
Warmuptill
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Unfortunately, I am not able to reproduce this issue.
Which version of the plugin are you using?
Can you share the macro which is causing the issue?
Do you have a log file of the issue with verbose logging enabled?
Héraès
Member
I downloaded the last version of the plugin for testing purpose, and still have the problem.
My OBS version is 30.2.3 (x64).
I've created a brand new macro to test, and still have the problem (even by manually clicking on a scene instead of using my DIY deck).
How can I have the log ? Where ?
My OBS version is 30.2.3 (x64).
I've created a brand new macro to test, and still have the problem (even by manually clicking on a scene instead of using my DIY deck).
How can I have the log ? Where ?
Warmuptill
Active Member
You can enable verbose logging by using the instructions from the wiki:
Troubleshooting
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You can access the log file from the OBS "Help" menu:
Hey there I'm kind of new to Advanced scene switcher.
I'm using OBS to digitize home videos. What I am needing to do is split the video recording at specific time intervals.
Example: 5 minutes for the first part, 10 minutes for the next, and so on.
I didn't find a straightforward way of doing this so I set up a chain of macros that will start a timer countown and split the video then trigger the next timer when done. seems fine... except if there's a blue screen or fuzz in between for 20 seconds I don't want that recorded.
Simple enough it seems as theres an "IF" matches pattern [blue screen] ... okay... except I also want to pause the timer countdown not just the recording... otherwise the timer is now still counting while recording is paused.
the pause functions in the macros just seems to pause the macro itself... not pause the timer in the macro. Is there a way to do this?
I'm using OBS to digitize home videos. What I am needing to do is split the video recording at specific time intervals.
Example: 5 minutes for the first part, 10 minutes for the next, and so on.
I didn't find a straightforward way of doing this so I set up a chain of macros that will start a timer countown and split the video then trigger the next timer when done. seems fine... except if there's a blue screen or fuzz in between for 20 seconds I don't want that recorded.
Simple enough it seems as theres an "IF" matches pattern [blue screen] ... okay... except I also want to pause the timer countdown not just the recording... otherwise the timer is now still counting while recording is paused.
the pause functions in the macros just seems to pause the macro itself... not pause the timer in the macro. Is there a way to do this?
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Warmuptill
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Thanks I'll try this again... maybe I wasn't doing it right but it didn't seem to execute the command the first time I tried it
That seemed to have worked!
I was trying to use the "Pause" "Toggle Pause" but that unchecks the macros...
New topic:
I am experiencing 2 issues I've noticed with advanced scene switcher.
#1... The window will remember it's position but it will not remember it's Size
#2... It seems after editing some macros they will not function unless I close OBS and restart it, Specifically I have been setting timers and Recording duration
I was trying to use the "Pause" "Toggle Pause" but that unchecks the macros...
New topic:
I am experiencing 2 issues I've noticed with advanced scene switcher.
#1... The window will remember it's position but it will not remember it's Size
#2... It seems after editing some macros they will not function unless I close OBS and restart it, Specifically I have been setting timers and Recording duration
Warmuptill
Active Member
Just to confirm:
You have the corresponding setting enabled on the General tab, right?
If so, which version of the plugin / OBS / OS are you using?
Can you please export the macro you are experiencing this issue with?
Could it be that other macros are interfering?
It might be worth having a look at this wiki page to narrow down what the problem might be.
Troubleshooting
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