Font is now tiny for labels, scene, source and dock labels, HELP!

[flintlockobs]

I updated to OBS ME and when the new UI opened up, I could hardly read the labels... All text was the same size as the menu before the update, now everything is tiny and hardly legible. Has anyone run into this? If so, how do I fix it?

 

[AaronD]

Never heard of OBS ME. Where'd you get it?

 

[PaiSand]

That's not an OBS Studio release.
Please ask to the creator of that release (a fork) for help on the issues you may have.

 

[koala]

This fork seems to base on original OBS 27.2.4. As far as I remember, there were some changes (probably fixes) about dpi scaling since that version, so chances are good that if you run the most recent version of the official OBS, you issue will not exist any more.

 

[flintlockobs]

Thank you all for replying. PaiSand, as it turns out, my OBS Studio 29 is still available. And, I can open one up independent of the other but not at the same time as an OBS dialog warns of another instance already running. I'll have to look into it more, I was under the impression that it was an update/addon for recording internal audio exclusively without video. Maybe there's a plug-in for that...

 

[AaronD]

I can open one up independent of the other but not at the same time as an OBS dialog warns of another instance already running.

OBS has command-line options/flags, one of which is specifically for that. Add --multi on the end of the command to start OBS.

You can do that by editing the shortcut, or making a script to launch all of them like this:
obs --multi --profile "Profile Name 1" --collection "Scene Collection 1" obs --multi --profile "Profile Name 2" --collection "Scene Collection 2"
etc.

Use the --help flag in a terminal (Command Prompt) to see all that you can do there. :-)

 

[PaiSand]

It's called Audacity and it's an app exclusive for audio.

 

[flintlockobs]

OBS has command-line options/flags, one of which is specifically for that. Add --multi on the end of the command to start OBS.

You can do that by editing the shortcut, or making a script to launch all of them like this:
obs --multi --profile "Profile Name 1" --collection "Scene Collection 1" obs --multi --profile "Profile Name 2" --collection "Scene Collection 2"
etc.

Use the --help flag in a terminal (Command Prompt) to see all that you can do there. :-)

Thank you, that's gonna require some time for me, I'm not at scripts yet...just plug-ins lol. I am happy to forge forward and learn them, thanks for the lead!

 

[flintlockobs]

It's called Audacity and it's an app exclusive for audio.

Good looking out, PaiSand, that's exactly what I've been looking for! And now, more studying, testing & hopefully creating not too boring of a production. I appreciate you!