Hi,
I'm using adv-ss to switch two additional instances of OBS using the write to and read from file tab. The first instance being the main stream, the second being an NDI copy plus an ASL interpreter, and the third being a local stage display with timers and camera info.
The problem I'm having is the secondary instances of OBS seem to register errant scene switches, which are quickly corrected by the scene switcher (presumably the next time it checks the file). The result is occasional screen flickering as OBS momentarily switches to another scene. The problem does not occur witch adv-ss stopped, and it occurs on both secondary instances of OBS (One being remote on another computer that reads the scene file over the network).
My workaround has been to create a stinger transition with a delay LONGER than "check switch conditions every" value, so that before a switch happens adv-ss will check conditions again and override the transition before it happens. While this workaround is functional, it does limit some of my options such as changing transitions or automatically ending the streams.
I can't nail down the culprit, although this problem doesn't seem to happen on my (much simpler) home PC. I'm hoping that someone will be able to spot the issue in the logs. In the logs of the secondary OBS you can identify errant scene switches because they will rapidly switch to a scene and then back to the previous scene.
Thank you for reading!!!
I'm using adv-ss to switch two additional instances of OBS using the write to and read from file tab. The first instance being the main stream, the second being an NDI copy plus an ASL interpreter, and the third being a local stage display with timers and camera info.
The problem I'm having is the secondary instances of OBS seem to register errant scene switches, which are quickly corrected by the scene switcher (presumably the next time it checks the file). The result is occasional screen flickering as OBS momentarily switches to another scene. The problem does not occur witch adv-ss stopped, and it occurs on both secondary instances of OBS (One being remote on another computer that reads the scene file over the network).
My workaround has been to create a stinger transition with a delay LONGER than "check switch conditions every" value, so that before a switch happens adv-ss will check conditions again and override the transition before it happens. While this workaround is functional, it does limit some of my options such as changing transitions or automatically ending the streams.
I can't nail down the culprit, although this problem doesn't seem to happen on my (much simpler) home PC. I'm hoping that someone will be able to spot the issue in the logs. In the logs of the secondary OBS you can identify errant scene switches because they will rapidly switch to a scene and then back to the previous scene.
Thank you for reading!!!