please open a full bug report at : https://github.com/DistroAV/DistroAV/issues/new/chooseJust installed DistroAV 6.0.0 on a clean OBS 31.0.0 install. Used the NDI redist that the plugin offered in the error box stating it wasn't installed. Added two audio filters (one each on AIC and AOC).
Upon next start, OBS stalled out after initializing the first audio source; the logfile cuts off there and the UI window never opens, though the obs and two obs-webhelper processes kept running in the background and did not crash. Only way to get OBS running again was to end-task the process, delete the distroav DLL, and restart. Attaching a logfile from one of these stalled-out attempts. No crashlog available as it did not crash.
This was a behavior that wasn't detected during the multi-week of RC testing.I recently discovered this updated item in the NDI source settings. (see image below)
It really messes with Advanced Scene Switcher video matching which can never switch the scene because the video is frozen on all NDI sources by default when they are not in the current scene in OBS.
I was wondering why my scene switcher was just dead lately, but after a month I found this setting and sure enough turning 'pause' (the default) off fixed the problem with the Advanced Scene Switching.
Wouldn't it be better to have the 'pause' as an option and the live play to be the default?
I have 3 OBS sources derived from the same NDI source and all three were just dead and not switching scenes using the Adv.S.S. macro for video matching. The video matching macro has you choose a part of the video that you want it to use to measure whether the video matches, and in that selecting window, you can see that the video is frozen on any NDI source that is part of the DistroAV sources, still set to pause, and not in the current program scene in OBS. It was only when I observed this being paused, that I thought 'wait a second that video should be not paused' and looked into the NDI source, noticing this option. Not cool. I didn't know this new feature was holding me back.
On windows & Mac this is done by the NDI Access Manager, on linux it's via a config file IIRC.Hi, does anyone know how can I change which ethernet adapter with specific IP is used in DistoAV? I have multiple ones, and i want dedicate some mainly for DistroAV, but it keeps using wrong ones with lesser speed and more latency.
Maybe you should look at the pause behavior that I mentioned a few posts before you posted. Is your NDI source set to pause when not loaded into the current scene? Mine was.Hey guys i upgraded to the newly rebranded DistroAV which turned out to be a mistake. I run a dual PC setup wit ha GoXLR. Audio setup on my gaming PC is correct and is outputting. But when loaded up the NDI source (well the DistrAV source) I am getting video but absolutely NO audio is being pushed through. Audio monitoering for the NDI Source audio mixer is on.
I am noticing that every so often the equalizer will pulsate to about half. But there is no audio being pass through only video. Nuke OBS and any directories/sub directories relating to OBS/NDI/Distro and did a fresh install to no avail. Audio just not being passed thorugh. Any fix for this?
Probably what happened to mine, is as I was rebuilding my computer updating to Windows 11, updating everything, I was forced to recreate the NDI sources with the new NDI source option seen by everything being new. The scenes were containing the same old items because I brought the OBS folders from the old disk drive (windows 10 had failed and couldn't be revived), but the network changes or GUID values for network items such as NDI (new install, new updated also) were now in there so the NDI had to be resourced from the new network. Maybe it got set to pause at that point, because I didn't even notice it till as I said I was trying about 1 month later, to find what happened to the video selector windows in Adv.S.S. and why everything was dead in the Adv.S.S. They were definitely set to pause.This was a behavior that wasn't detected during the multi-week of RC testing.
Also this new default behavior is also described on the release notes ; https://github.com/DistroAV/DistroAV/releases/tag/6.0.0 with an extra link to the explanation.
Probably what happened to mine, is as I was rebuilding my computer updating to Windows 11, updating everything, I was forced to recreate the NDI sources with the new NDI source option seen by everything being new. The scenes were containing the same old items because I brought the OBS folders from the old disk drive (windows 10 had failed and couldn't be revived), but the network changes or GUID values for network items such as NDI (new install, new updated also) were now in there so the NDI had to be resourced from the new network. Maybe it got set to pause at that point, because I didn't even notice it till as I said I was trying about 1 month later, to find what happened to the video selector windows in Adv.S.S. and why everything was dead in the Adv.S.S. They were definitely set to pause.