tripletopper
Member
I took this problem up initially with aitum, we're basically whenever there's a scene change my main stream which is going to YouTube at 32x9 side by side proportional 3D and my auxiliary stream is a simulcast of that on Twitch going 16x9 showing the cameras as monochromised red and cyan anaglyph, whatever I flip from one set of cameras to the other the mainstream on YouTube remains consistent but the twitch stream gets cut off.
I tried using the simplest transition which was cut and still the screen cut off.
When I talk to Aitum about this, they said it's either something particular going on with either OBS or twitch. They say be right back scene changes work perfectly fine in vertical but not mine and I don't know what causes it and what I could do (other than avoid changing scenes in the middle of stream) to avoid this.
Maybe someone at OBS or twitch can help me with this.
A scene change goes on normally on the regular mainstream but gets cut off on Twitch as vertical in obs. I know that's juggling a lot of balls but somewhere in there is the answer.
I tried using the simplest transition which was cut and still the screen cut off.
When I talk to Aitum about this, they said it's either something particular going on with either OBS or twitch. They say be right back scene changes work perfectly fine in vertical but not mine and I don't know what causes it and what I could do (other than avoid changing scenes in the middle of stream) to avoid this.
Maybe someone at OBS or twitch can help me with this.
A scene change goes on normally on the regular mainstream but gets cut off on Twitch as vertical in obs. I know that's juggling a lot of balls but somewhere in there is the answer.