Hello everyone,
I appear to have found a bug with OBS. When I set my Global Audio Sync Offset (milliseconds) to 700 to match the Scene Buffering Time (milliseconds) at 700 and save that to a profile called HD60, then create a profile called PC, the Global Audio Sync Offset (milliseconds) is still 700. I change it to 0 in the PC profile, then switch to the HD60 profile and the offset is 0 instead of the 700 that I saved previously when I created the profile. This happens every single time I change the offset and is quite a tiresome bug - it makes profiles essentially useless for me which makes me sad. The offset is literally the exact same for every single profile, even profiles I know I haven't touched.
I do not think this requires a log file because it is not a crash therefore there are no faulting dlls that would be logged, etc. This seems like a logic error that would not show up in a log file, so I have not included a log.
However, I will include pictures.
Here's a picture of the HD60 profile with the correct offset: http://puu.sh/o1RBz/96c069093a.png
Then, I switch to my PC and saw it was 700 so I set it to 0 like it should be for PC: http://puu.sh/o1RPp/c93c00be3c.png
Then, I went switched back to my to HD60 profile (you can tell it's HD60 because force desktop audio is selected whereas in PC it was not) and the offset was 0 instead of 700: http://puu.sh/o1RMa/299e8d0cc9.png
Let me know what you guys think.
P.S. This is not an April Fools joke, I stayed up till 6am finding this bug and I have class at 10am. I really wish this was a joke, but I can only hope that this bug will be acknowledged and eventually fixed. :(
Thanks.
I appear to have found a bug with OBS. When I set my Global Audio Sync Offset (milliseconds) to 700 to match the Scene Buffering Time (milliseconds) at 700 and save that to a profile called HD60, then create a profile called PC, the Global Audio Sync Offset (milliseconds) is still 700. I change it to 0 in the PC profile, then switch to the HD60 profile and the offset is 0 instead of the 700 that I saved previously when I created the profile. This happens every single time I change the offset and is quite a tiresome bug - it makes profiles essentially useless for me which makes me sad. The offset is literally the exact same for every single profile, even profiles I know I haven't touched.
I do not think this requires a log file because it is not a crash therefore there are no faulting dlls that would be logged, etc. This seems like a logic error that would not show up in a log file, so I have not included a log.
However, I will include pictures.
Here's a picture of the HD60 profile with the correct offset: http://puu.sh/o1RBz/96c069093a.png
Then, I switch to my PC and saw it was 700 so I set it to 0 like it should be for PC: http://puu.sh/o1RPp/c93c00be3c.png
Then, I went switched back to my to HD60 profile (you can tell it's HD60 because force desktop audio is selected whereas in PC it was not) and the offset was 0 instead of 700: http://puu.sh/o1RMa/299e8d0cc9.png
Let me know what you guys think.
P.S. This is not an April Fools joke, I stayed up till 6am finding this bug and I have class at 10am. I really wish this was a joke, but I can only hope that this bug will be acknowledged and eventually fixed. :(
Thanks.
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