I think you can solve your issue by just not automatically restarting the playback once the intro video completes by changing the media sources settings.Awesome plugin! I'm still somewhat new to OBS but I have an issue I was wondering if this plugin might help to resolve or if anyone has a suggestion.
I have an intro video scene that includes the audio in the file. The audio fades out slowly so we can begin talking over it, but...
I would like to be able to switch to our main cameras scene at a certain timeframe in the video, near the end. I know that's easily accomplished with this plugin, I've done it, and works great, but...
Switching the scene before the end of the video results in the audio cutting out abruptly. I "solved" this by copying the video to the main camera scene and putting it out of the frame so it finishes the video and audio completely, BUT...
Now the problem is that when I go back to the main camera scene, the audio from the video clip plays every time (video is off-frame so we don't see it). Yes, I could mute the audio every time I switch to the scene for the first time, but that's an extra keypress I don't want to do because I'll forget at some point.
Is there a setting either in this plugin, another plugin, or OBS itself, that can mute the audio of a source automatically when it's finished playing, OR prevent the source from being played more than once, OR, another solution I'm missing?
Thanks for your time! Hope that was clear.
I don't think what you are trying to achieve is possible at the moment, but just to clarify:Hi
Is it possible to change the time to switch to a specific scene from a text file?
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This could probably done from a Lua script.Hi
Is it possible to change the time to switch to a specific scene from a text file?
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Ah I see.Thanks for answers!
I just want to change the time, e.g.
10 to 11
14 to 15
22 to 23
But wondering if this can be done from a text file. My idea is that a person remotely should be able to change the time through a text file that can be shared via Microsoft drive. I can not use the web socket plugin as I will run several Obs Studio (portal mode).
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...I'm a music streamer and I turn the switcher off in between every song...
Remove the files from the OBS plugin folders, like any other plugin. It's more a general OBS question, you can either google it or ask for help in the discord :)How do I uninstall this plugin on a Mac?
I agree with this sentiment.Why? It seems to me like constantly turning it on and off entirely, is not the intended use. Maybe your triggers need to be refined?
Hey Warmuptill, thank you so much for this awesome plugin, I've been loving it!
One issue I've had ever since I got the plugin about 6 months ago is that the hotkey I set for the Advanced Scene Switcher to toggle on/off (or same if I set different hotkeys for on and off) just stops working after having OBS open for a while. It usually works fine for at least ~10 minutes, but at some point after that it always stops working.
I have tried every version you've released, and I'm currently on the most recent updated which I just installed today.
Any ideas? It's becoming pretty cumbersome because I'm a music streamer and I turn the switcher off in between every song, so I now have to use my mouse to go and turn the switcher on/off every 5 minutes.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Why? It seems to me like constantly turning it on and off entirely, is not the intended use. Maybe your triggers need to be refined?
Assuming you installed it with the provided installer just remove the following folder:How do I uninstall this plugin on a Mac?
/Library/Application Support/obs-studio/plugins/advanced-scene-switcher/
Just an idea without really knowing your setup:I would love if you have some ideas of how I can redefine my triggers to better suit my use case!
So currently I will talk to my chat for a bit using my "front camera" scene, and then when I'm about to start singing a song I will turn the switcher on so that it will switch between my "front camera" and "side camera" scenes every 45 seconds while I play the song.
Then when I'm done the song I want to go back to only speaking to the front camera again, so I turn the switcher off.
Any ideas of how to better my workflow?
Just an idea without really knowing your setup:
You could try to monitor the volume level of an audio source to automatically trigger the scene switching to start.
Assuming your voice is a separate audio input inside OBS compared to the instrumentals you could set up the following macros:
But this of course just an idea - not sure if it will fit your exact use case.
- The loop to switch from front to side scene:
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Let me know if you have questions! :)
That's a really cool idea, very smart! But unfortunately all of my audio is coming from the same source, so there's no differentiating what is instrumentals and what is vocals. I use Loopback to get my audio out of Ableton Live and into OBS on one audio track.
Glad you like the plugin.Dear @Warmuptill:
First of all, fantastic plugin, thank you! I have functionality question, or perhaps a feature request if the functionality doesn't already exist.
Is it possible to setup Macros whose conditions are based on OBS Stats. For example, If average-frame-time is greater than 15000 ms, disable filter XYZ on source ABC
Thanks again for a great plugin, and thanks in advance for your response.
Regards,
Alex