Warmuptill
Active Member
You can ignore windows on the window title tab so that the scene switcher will act as if the previous window was still the active one.I was thinking probably I'm misunderstanding and yeah that's it. :)
What I wanted was like this.
I often alt tab a lot. And every single time if I do that ASS will switch even if I only show alt window for 0.5 sec.
And I was thinking this new feature will avoid that.
But that was my misunderstanding :p
Hopefully we can get that feature in the future.
Thanks man and sorry for wasting your time.
And keep up the good work!
E.g. to avoid switching when ALT + TAB itself is in focus you can add "Task Switching".
Thanks for reporting potential issues - I will try to reproduce the issues and fix them if possible!I just started using the Advanced Scene Switcher today and noticed two possible bugs.
- When using the option in the "General" tab: "Automatically start <streaming> on scene <selected scene>"
- If manually transitioning to that selected scene, it doesn't start streaming. It only triggers if the scene was transitioned into automatically by Advanced Scene Swither.
- When using the "Audio" tab to set up a transition when my microphone is below x-% for y-seconds
- When the scene that captures my microphone is active, the transition set up in the "Audio" tab only triggers if that said scene that captures my microphone begins with sound being picked up by the microphone right from the onset, then dropping below the defined % for the defined time period. If the scene opens with no audio being picked up from my microphone, because I'm not talking when the scene first opens, then I start talking, then stop, dropping the volume below the defined % for the defined time period, the transition doesn't trigger.
EDIT:
Regarding the first issue:
I cannot reproduce the problem on my end.
Manually switching scenes also triggers starting of streaming / recording.
Did you make sure that the scene switcher is running?
Also note that starting of streaming / recording is only done once per scene change, as otherwise the user might be spammed with errors if the streaming / recording settings are invalid.
If you did make sure both of these points apply and the issue still occurs can you please send me an OBS log file when the issue occurred, while enable the verbose logging of the plug-in on the general tab?
Regarding the second issue:
I am not sure if I understand correctly what the problem is, as I also cannot reproduce the issue.
Are you talking about the global microphone audio source or did you create / use an additional one?
I am asking, because there is a check if an audio source is currently active.
A currently inactive audio source will never match - so maybe that is problem you are running into?
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