tl;dd . That would take too long. I wouldn't know how to do it or if I could do it. So it could be 1 big fruitless waste of time and life for nothing. I need something for right now. So thought about it and came to the conclusion that I would rather pay to support free software right now rather than buying or using proprietary software that can do it. "They say I could learn how to code but nobody's here to teach me.".
Is there a feature in particular you are waiting for?
Well, I wanted to focus on the general issue of speeding up updates somehow. Instead of having the thread closed because "there's already another thread about it" instead of focusing on speeding up updates. Also, if there is a thread about that, then link to it and I'd post there, I guess. But this is my personal message that may differ from that. Anyway, in particular: I really want the "pause recording" feature.
Secondly, along with everyone else, the ability to broadcast to multiple things like ffsplit. Thirdly, unlike ffsplit, the ability to stop and start certain broadcasts while keeping on others which you can't do without running multiple broadcasting apps. Fourthly, the ability to broadcast at different bitrates or resolutions for different broadcasting "services" like fmle kind of does for like 3. Fifthly, the ability to broadcast to html5 as well if that's even possible and that I've never seen done even tho there are some people who keep asking for it and I would be happy to give if it existed. Along with the flash broadcast being the 1st priority. See how this keeps adding up?
Currently, to do what I want to do I'd need to be running bandicam which is proprietary software you need to pay for. Since that's pretty much the only screen recorder that I found that can pause and resume a recording and it comes out as 1 video file. A separate video recorder, a broadcaster, and a videogame running on top of it. Also the videogame sometimes lags out when playing it by itself. So it's not possible to do this even on an intel core i3 and I need a PC with an intel core i7. I use OBS mainly for screen recording since it can't broadcast to multiple things at the same time like ffsplit so bandicam with it's screen recording and pause feature would replace OBS. Except for if I want to pick 1 thing I broadcast to non-stop since I have to stop and restart the broadcast in ffsplit to switch to what I'm broadcasting to. Also some videogames use xtrap which makes the game not work if you use ffsplit but not with OBS. So I would have to use a virtual operating system to put the game in and record that. Also I want to be able to lock my PC but continue broadcasting. So I would have to run 2 virtual operating systems inside eachother. Main operating system I can lock without the screen going black for the others. Second operating system that has the recording software to record the 3rd operating system. 3rd operating system runs the game without xtrap or gameguard or any "anti-hacking" software blocking apps for no reason. See how this keeps adding up?
So. I would have to essentially run bandicam, ffsplit broadcasting to like 4 different things, obs broadcasting to something else, a videogame that usually lags out when running by itself, and 3 operating systems: all at the same time. And that's without running anything else I want to use like a www browser. See how this keeps adding up?
Meanwhile, if OBS had a pause feature and the ability to broadcast to multiple "services" at once etc. I would just have to run like obs and the game. See how this keeps adding up?
Here's the thing: There is a difference between time and money. You use time to learn how to code. I use time to get money then use that money. To get stuff. Like code. You see the difference?
For example, how long would it take me to learn how to code to add the 1 feature I want? 1 year? 2? 5? Alright let's make it quick then. Say you want a certain feature. Say somehow manage to find out what you need to study to find the code without knowing what you're supposed to be studying and no one ever helping you or telling you how to do anything. So by a miracle you can learn how to do exactly what you want to do by studying how to code. And you learn it in like 36 months. Say 6 hours per day. That's 2190 hours. If I work for 15 dollars per hour. 15 dollars would get me how much coded? I can just get that code. And have left over time, money, and life for other things. Get my process?
Also by the way when I write messages inside of the forum's reply box sometimes copy and paste fails to work and undo fails so you wasted your time writing a message that is now lost forever. Have to open up software locally and type it in there just to reply.
