Thanks!
I think I found the problem.
A build with a fix should be available here in a few minutes:
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It would be great if you could quickly confirm whether or not the problem is resolved on your end as well.
I also added the option to check whether or not studio mode is currently active to this build.
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Just to clarify - are you referring the media condition type in the Macro tab or the separate tab labeled "Media"?
In case of the latter this would actually be "expected behaviour" as the the way the priority system works is that checks are only performed until one functionality fulfils its conditions and a match is found.
So if the macro tab functionality is running in a continuous loop and thus a match is always found the other functionality like the media tab will not get a chance to run.
The easiest way to solve this would be to just transition your entries from the Media tab to the Macro tab so you can rely on the "run in parallel option".
But you are not the only user who stumbled upon this issue, so maybe I should adjust things.
The reason it was implemented in this way is that if a user configured automated scene switches via the macro tab and also the "old" tabs two scene switches could clash with one another and result rapidly flickering scene changes.
But maybe I can find a way to work around this.