If the "changed" condition works, then instead of a separate "not changed", maybe you could use "not macro" instead, and point it to the one that works:
Unfortunately, it is very hard to say what the issue might be without knowing more about your setup.
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Sorry for the delay in getting back to everyone, thank you for all the help! Using the If transition got it to work. I was trying the If scene, with previous being starting and current is live. By making it the transition clause it fixed what I was trying to do. Now to tweak a few other things using this :DUnfortunately, it is very hard to say what the issue might be without knowing more about your setup.
You can share the macro(s) you are currently using?
Maybe this table might give you an idea on how to set this up:
Performing actions only when transitioning from A to B
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Depending on what type of transition is used it might be necessary to include the same audio source in both, the source scene, and the target scene.
The old Network tab only does one thing with limited logic, and the Macros do EVERYTHING! So yes, there's a lot more to wrap your head around if you really want to understand *all* of it before doing *any* of it. But you don't have to. Just start playing with it and find things that work.
By the way, I found a alternative way to deal with this. I used "scene item viservility" change the visibility of source page, and it worked well. One more thing,uses the preview window as the input of virtual camera.
import sounddevice as sd
import numpy as np
from obswebsocket import obsws, requests
# OBS WebSocket server settings
obs_host = "localhost"
obs_port = 4456
obs_password = "guTHv2GACgEz7lvq" # Change this to your OBS WebSocket password
# Connect to OBS WebSocket
ws = obsws(obs_host, obs_port, obs_password)
ws.connect()
# Set the scene name you want to switch to when the microphone input exceeds the threshold
scene_to_switch = "Replay State"
def calculate_decibel_level(data):
# Calculate the decibel level of the audio data
rms = np.sqrt(np.mean(data**2))
decibel = 20 * np.log10(rms)
return decibel
def switch_scene():
# Switch to the specified scene in OBS
ws.call(requests.SetCurrentScene(scene_name=scene_to_switch))
def callback(indata, frames, time, status):
if status:
print('Error:', status)
# Calculate decibel level
decibel = calculate_decibel_level(indata)
print(f"Decibel level: {decibel} dB")
# If decibel level exceeds -30 dB, switch scene
if decibel > -30:
switch_scene()
# Open microphone stream
with sd.InputStream(callback=callback):
print('Listening... Press Ctrl+C to exit')
# Keep the script running
sd.sleep(1000000)
# Disconnect from OBS WebSocket
ws.disconnect()
I don't think this is code is any related to Advanced Scene Switcher. Instead you're trying to switch to a scene called "Replay State", which has nothing to do with macros, nor hotkeys. You should instead follow: https://github.com/WarmUpTill/Scene...er-from-external-tools-via-websocket-requests
You might have to tweak your OBS notification settings in "System Preferences".
I have all that enabled. Set as Alerts. They simply stopped showing. I can’t figure out what changed.
I run a church stream. We don't schedule anything. Just start throwing data at it, and stop the data when we're done. YT records that, and makes it available to watch later. Easy as that.
Aaron,
Someone else in a different thread said that the key was my changing something between streams. Haven't actually tried not changing something in a short time, but I do know that not changing it after a week of not streaming does work. (Oops!) Maybe there's another timeout that I don't know about?
There are a few ways you might be able to solve this, assuming you are talking about automated scene switches:
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