I create a scene with an Image Slideshow as a source, then to the slideshow I add a series of PNG images -- I've tried both adding the directory that holds the images, and adding the images individually, making sure they are in order. (These images are PNGs exported from a PowerPoint, with image names ending in 001, 002, etc.) I set the slideshow to advance the slides Manually, and set-up Hotkeys with > for next slide and < for previous slide. Random and Loop are not checked. When I go to play the slideshow, it will skip the first image, and/or sometimes the second image, and from there the next image is some odd choice like slide 52. This happens with multiple slideshows -- very frustrating. Any ideas, please?
Question / Help Image Slideshow skips slides
- Thread starter kerumbo
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I think this is a bug.
I have the same problem. If I add 30 or more slides (no matter how the folder or the files), the slide switch goes wrong - the first click skips 2 slides, then goes in order. In the opposite direction, the same behavior - skips 2 slides, then switches the slides in order.
There is no such problem on 20 slides.
P.S. Sorry for my english, I use translator
I have the same problem. If I add 30 or more slides (no matter how the folder or the files), the slide switch goes wrong - the first click skips 2 slides, then goes in order. In the opposite direction, the same behavior - skips 2 slides, then switches the slides in order.
There is no such problem on 20 slides.
P.S. Sorry for my english, I use translator
RizalSharif
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hey i found new realeas version its work, but you need to select image not folder, it will follows the series .https://github.com/obsproject/obs-s...23.1.0/OBS-Studio-23.1-Full-Installer-x64.exe
Thanks, RizalSharif ! You know, I also found that the brand-new version of OBS seems to fix the problem! At least, I have not seen it occur again after I updated this morning. Talk about great timing! By the way, before this update, the closest I could find to a work-around (in case it happens again -- fingers crossed) was to advance the slideshow about 4 slides -- just ignoring the fact that some slides may be in the wrong order -- then back up through previous slides to start over. After that, it seemed to work with some consistency, on any given slideshow. I was also interested in Braind's discovery that the problem only happened with slideshows larger than about 20 images (which my slideshows always are). But I am really hopeful that this new OBS release is THE SOLUTION. Thanks again.
so - adding the slides and NOT choosing directory seems to work - Thanks