Deinterlacing and mutliple audio sources without thirdparty

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redx5

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I use to use Open Broadcaster and I'm just a suggestion is that you put a deinterlacing option for cameras and multiple audio source option in Open Broadcaster with out third party software. This would be a great for people who stream multiplayer couch co-op games and older console systems.
 
Re: Deinterlacing and mutliple audio sources without thirdpa

It would be some great features to add! Unfortunately, they are also very difficult and time consuming features to implement, so don't expect them any time soon
 
Re: Deinterlacing and mutliple audio sources without thirdpa

deinterlacing is a frequently requested feature, im sure its high up on the to-do list.
 
Re: Deinterlacing and mutliple audio sources without thirdpa

Krazy said:
It would be some great features to add! Unfortunately, they are also very difficult and time consuming features to implement, so don't expect them any time soon
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Well I just hope you guys are just working on it thats all.
 
Re: Deinterlacing and mutliple audio sources without thirdpa

This is quote from Jim's "working on" list (http://obsproject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=20)
Higher priority (Definitely want it soon)
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Stream to multiple services at once
Add ability to play video files on stream (FOR GODS SAKE JIM WHY HAVEN'T YOU PUT THIS IN)
Get viewer count, service-specific plugins (looking in to, may or may not implement yet)
Deinterlacing (looking in to, may or may not implement yet)
Improve/refine interface
Separate encoder option for file output
API Documentation
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Re: Deinterlacing and mutliple audio sources without thirdpa

There has also been a recent commit for some minor deinterlacing support by paibox. So stay tuned for that.
About the Multiple audio sources, with the DirectShowAudioPlugin you can already use more than 2 devices at the same time (though not all kinds of devices might work) or are you talking about adding a music file to OBS right away?
 
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