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obs-midi-mg 3.1.5

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nhielost said:
Hello, and thanks for posting feedback!

The "Hold Time" exists because of a limitation with older versions of OBS Studio. The T-Bar used to only work programmatically if it was "released" - as if the mouse had let go of it physically. This has since changed it seems, and the plugin has not been updated to accommodate that. A fix is coming soon.
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Thanks for the reply.
I'm waiting for the plugin change. If you need a test user, I'll be happy to help.
Giuseppe
 
nhielost updated obs-midi-mg with a new update entry:

obs-midi-mg v3.1.5

obs-midi-mg v3.1.5 is now available.​

This is a bugfix release.

Changes:​

  • Change execution of Bindings to use faster and more efficient design using thread pooling
  • The Field editor message is now more clear to indicate what it actually does
  • Reference Fields will now default to Velocity (or equivalent) upon creation
  • Transition Bar actions can now ignore the Hold Time parameter to allow for persistent scene transitions (OBS forum)...
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Huge thanks for the 3.1.5 update! Being able to ignore the Hold Time parameter for the T-Bar is exactly what was missing. Previously, it was impossible to park the fader halfway for a scene overlay because it would just auto-complete the transition. Now it actually behaves like a proper video switcher. Great work!
 
Unfortunately, even after updating the plugin, the hold time parameter continues to work.
I tried setting it to 10 and 5000, but I still get the same effect.
After the hold time expires, the PGM switches back.
I haven't updated OBS to 32.1 yet;
I'm still using 32.0.4.
 
At first I was unsure how to disable the hold time then I realized it's just a matter of disabling midi input to it (see images).

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Okay, I disabled the "Hold Time" parameter.
The jump after n seconds is no longer there, but unfortunately the slide still doesn't work properly.
The first time I use the slider, the transition happens correctly, the PGM font switches to Pre-View.
If I repeat the operation, nothing happens.
Now, if I make the transition with the on-screen button, the source in Pre-View switches to PGM, but the one that was in PGM doesn't switch to Pre-View.
I have no idea if it's an OBS issue or a plugin issue.
 
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