dfkt
New Member
I'm running OBS-MP on a dedicated Windows7-x64 machine, and having the application start automatically at system bootup. It is meant to be a zero-maintenance, monitor-less setup that just boots and streams.
However, the commandline switches from the old version of OBS don't seem to work in OBS-MP. Adding the "-start" switch to the command shortcut doesn't do anything.
Is this a known issue, or has the method of automatically starting a stream changed? I couldn't find anything related to OBS-MP about this issue. Or, worst case scenario, are there any 3rd-party workarounds for automatically starting the stream? As it stands now, this is kind of a dealbreaker for using OBS-MP in this setup, unfortunately.
Thanks for any help, and sorry if this has been asked before. I searched, but couldn't find mentions of this specific issue.
(I've tested the old version of OBS on the same machine, and "-start" works fine, as expected. Can't however use the old version, since I'm streaming a network of four RTSP-cams to Youtubem which doesn't seem to be supported...)
However, the commandline switches from the old version of OBS don't seem to work in OBS-MP. Adding the "-start" switch to the command shortcut doesn't do anything.
Is this a known issue, or has the method of automatically starting a stream changed? I couldn't find anything related to OBS-MP about this issue. Or, worst case scenario, are there any 3rd-party workarounds for automatically starting the stream? As it stands now, this is kind of a dealbreaker for using OBS-MP in this setup, unfortunately.
Thanks for any help, and sorry if this has been asked before. I searched, but couldn't find mentions of this specific issue.
(I've tested the old version of OBS on the same machine, and "-start" works fine, as expected. Can't however use the old version, since I'm streaming a network of four RTSP-cams to Youtubem which doesn't seem to be supported...)
