Browser source plugin (1.0-24-g30ce603 2013/5/21)
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princemurphy
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I cant seem to get this plugin and Streamcontrol to work properly. I have the overlays showing in OBS but none of the info that i populate into the fields of streamcontrol show up.
Sunspots
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I've been playing with a Twitch chat web-client to use with the browser source plugin.
So far it's handling usercolours pretty well, almost done with emoticon and special-user (mod/sub/admin/turbo) support.
Anyway, if anyone's interested in me polishing this to become a somewhat distributable program, please say so.
The client may or may not also include a more-or-less scriptable bot, depending on how far my python skills can go.
EDIT: It's a websockets-server and an irc client(both made myself), connected with a redis server for passing messages in real-time, not very pretty but quite effective.
So far it's handling usercolours pretty well, almost done with emoticon and special-user (mod/sub/admin/turbo) support.
Anyway, if anyone's interested in me polishing this to become a somewhat distributable program, please say so.
The client may or may not also include a more-or-less scriptable bot, depending on how far my python skills can go.
EDIT: It's a websockets-server and an irc client(both made myself), connected with a redis server for passing messages in real-time, not very pretty but quite effective.
You might be able to extend the chat client built-in; take a look at http://www.catchexception.org/snapshot/chat-example.zip
This would obviate the need for websockets and may simplify your workflow
This would obviate the need for websockets and may simplify your workflow
Am I just being bad at this, or am I doing something wrong? Because I can't get OBSIrcExtension to work.
I tried using: OBSIrcExtension.connect("asabla", "199.9.250.229");
And also: OBSIrcExtension.connect("asabla", "asabla.jtcirc.com", 6667); (and with the port with ")
Even with the example i'm getting this: Uncaught ReferenceError: OBSIrcExtension is not defined
EDIT: Nvm, got it working now.
Ty for awesome plugin! >:D
I tried using: OBSIrcExtension.connect("asabla", "199.9.250.229");
And also: OBSIrcExtension.connect("asabla", "asabla.jtcirc.com", 6667); (and with the port with ")
Even with the example i'm getting this: Uncaught ReferenceError: OBSIrcExtension is not defined
EDIT: Nvm, got it working now.
Ty for awesome plugin! >:D
Well sorry guys for double post, but i've been playing around with this plugin alot lately and here is some of things i've manage get to work
http://www.twitch.tv/asabla/b/435452549
The clouds (including the logo in the corner) is webb. I'll try to find the examples i've used in this video if you want to do the same
cheers
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Logo in the corner: http://meru.ca/
Clouds: http://www.mrdoob.com/#/131/Clouds
http://www.twitch.tv/asabla/b/435452549
The clouds (including the logo in the corner) is webb. I'll try to find the examples i've used in this video if you want to do the same
cheers
EDIT:
Logo in the corner: http://meru.ca/
Clouds: http://www.mrdoob.com/#/131/Clouds
Trigunflame
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Ramuthra said:
+1 :p
Hey,
Sorry but i cant play .swf files, is this buggy or ?!
SWF files are very important :)
Its possible the "Browser plugin" can show the flashfile with transparent background ?
and i will import swf files from my pc... and asset://local/plugins/BrowserSourcePlugin/lol.swf he dont show me the flashfile on stream :\
And its possible to make a 64bit version ?! its very mh... good... many plugins has 64bit.
I hope anyone can help me :)
Sorry but i cant play .swf files, is this buggy or ?!
SWF files are very important :)
Its possible the "Browser plugin" can show the flashfile with transparent background ?
and i will import swf files from my pc... and asset://local/plugins/BrowserSourcePlugin/lol.swf he dont show me the flashfile on stream :\
And its possible to make a 64bit version ?! its very mh... good... many plugins has 64bit.
I hope anyone can help me :)
I've been using swf from some time now
- You can use transparent SWFs
- Set your URL like this: asset://local/c:/path/to/file.swf
- Make sure you tick the 'wrap the asset in an html body' option
- No need to use 64 bit version of OBS. Unless you stream Minecraft :D
- You can use transparent SWFs
- Set your URL like this: asset://local/c:/path/to/file.swf
- Make sure you tick the 'wrap the asset in an html body' option
- No need to use 64 bit version of OBS. Unless you stream Minecraft :D
Hey Japi, thanks for u reply.
So now i can show it on the stream... but i have the red windows (Edit scene) and i see it on the stream, the flash is 3-5 pixel moved to right and down... why ?! how can fix it ? isnt the flash file, i test it on xsplit, and on xsplit is it fine.
So now i can show it on the stream... but i have the red windows (Edit scene) and i see it on the stream, the flash is 3-5 pixel moved to right and down... why ?! how can fix it ? isnt the flash file, i test it on xsplit, and on xsplit is it fine.
Yes, you just have to edit put in the properties, in custom CSS
body {
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);
margin: 0 auto;
And magic happens :)
Please don't use browser plugin in global sources yet, it has a bug that could make your computer go very very slow, Faruton already is fixing it, a new release will come out soon
body {
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);
margin: 0 auto;
And magic happens :)
Please don't use browser plugin in global sources yet, it has a bug that could make your computer go very very slow, Faruton already is fixing it, a new release will come out soon
Trigunflame
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japi said:
64bit x264 can easily be 10 to 25% faster (depending on CPU) - that alone is reason enough to use OBS x64.
Jack0r
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Doesnt change the fact awesomnium has no x64 version yet.
Also its always helpful if you link some benchmarks or tests that support your statement cause I personally havent heard of such a big difference in performance. There are also more reason to be sticking with 32bit, webcams with bad drivers that only work in 32bit for example.
In my tests I recently did for my bitrate article I couldnt pinpoint such a big performance difference, though I have to admit I wasnt testing for this. (I also had no problem using the 32bit version of obs to create files of sizes between 60-250Gb and never had problems with too less ram or anything)
Also its always helpful if you link some benchmarks or tests that support your statement cause I personally havent heard of such a big difference in performance. There are also more reason to be sticking with 32bit, webcams with bad drivers that only work in 32bit for example.
In my tests I recently did for my bitrate article I couldnt pinpoint such a big performance difference, though I have to admit I wasnt testing for this. (I also had no problem using the 32bit version of obs to create files of sizes between 60-250Gb and never had problems with too less ram or anything)
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