I know that, :P
You can't even target the password text box without that checkbox checked. ;)
What I am saying that it does not save. Below is a link to an animated GIF that shows that there is something in there, but when I type in there to change it to something that I actually know, it will not save, it just defaults to the 8 characters.
https://www.headshotdomain.net/modules/Image_Repository/files/10002/pM2PW0xH4D.gif
I have tried using shorter passwords, larger passwords like I did in that animation, I tried alphanumerical, just numbers, just letters, caps and no caps, and a mix of caps and alphanumerical, and nothing worked. It just won't let me change the password. As for the password that is in there, I do not know what it is because I did not enter a password when I installed this.
Having 100% the same issue. On Mac, reinstalled obs-websocket pluging with brew. Just going to carry forward developing without password and loop back around when there's an explanation. But I'm also at a loss
It is indeed a superfluous function. I want to get rid of it, but I don't want to break compatibility with existing applications. I'll get rid of it in 5.0.I still think `heartbeat` is a superfluous function. Most of the data in it has been moved to `streamstatus`, which is great. But not everything.
There are still a few pieces of data that need to get moved over:
- total-stream-frames
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- total-record-frames
- total-record-bytes
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://192.168.24.2/OBS-WebSocket.js"></script>
<title>WEBSOCKET TEST</title>
</head>
<body>
<a align="center" href="#" onclick="setCurrentScene('SCENE-NAME-ON-OBS')">TEST</a>
<script>
function setCurrentScene(scenename) {
const obs = new OBSWebSocket();
obs.connect({address: '192.168.24.2:4444'
});
obs.on('ConnectionOpened', () => {
obs.send('SetCurrentScene', {
'scene-name': scenename
});
});
}
</script>
</body>
</html>
Hi, yes, it's web server (I use "small server") and also runs OBS with Websockets running on port 4444In your example, does “192.168.24.2” represent the server that the HTML is launched from?
if there are any other bits that need to change for MY use, can you change your example to use something like “your_scene_name”, etc?
I copied the files and dropped them into the subfolder for OBS plugins. VOILA - it appears to be working. True test will be when I'm on site and on the same network to see if my mobile devices will connect. Fingers cross.I know that, :P
You can't even target the password text box without that checkbox checked. ;)
What I am saying that it does not save Descargar Whatsapp Aero APK. Below is a link to an animated GIF that shows that there is something in there, but when I type in there to change it to something that I actually know, it will not save, it just defaults to the 8 characters.
https://www.headshotdomain.net/modules/Image_Repository/files/10002/pM2PW0xH4D.gif
I have tried using shorter passwords, larger passwords like I did in that animation, I tried alphanumerical, just numbers, just letters, caps and no caps, and a mix of caps and alphanumerical, and nothing worked. It just won't let me change the password. As for the password that is in there, I do not know what it is because I did not enter a password when I installed this.
Hi. This might not apply to you. I'm writing a 3rd party app and have had a number of obs crashes. I experimented and found that if I give a command to change a source (i know you said scene) that obs seems to get busy doing that and if I send another command (over websocket) too soon (within 60ms on my computer) it will crash "sometimes". So, I make sure to space out such commands by at least 100ms. I found that 0 ms , the crash happens (with less trys) quickly, 40ms takes more trys to crash it and 50 even more. Then at 60ms, maybe not at all. So if you are sending multiple commands, then maybe you should space them out. Like I said, this may not apply to you. If your scene is ffmpeg and it is set to release the file when finished, it may be loading the new file, which is where I have trouble.Hi three,
I have major problem. I run OBS with websocket on windows pc. When I try to execute button in bitfocus companion triggering hotkey (change to scene) OBS crashes, sometimes executes hotkey once then freeze sometimes freeze immediately. I really need this working, do you have any solutions?
I'm trying to execute just one command. I tried to offset even that but always crashing. My setup belowHi. This might not apply to you. I'm writing a 3rd party app and have had a number of obs crashes. I experimented and found that if I give a command to change a source (i know you said scene) that obs seems to get busy doing that and if I send another command (over websocket) too soon (within 60ms on my computer) it will crash "sometimes". So, I make sure to space out such commands by at least 100ms. I found that 0 ms , the crash happens (with less trys) quickly, 40ms takes more trys to crash it and 50 even more. Then at 60ms, maybe not at all. So if you are sending multiple commands, then maybe you should space them out. Like I said, this may not apply to you. If your scene is ffmpeg and it is set to release the file when finished, it may be loading the new file, which is where I have trouble.
Nice Setup. You Are a sports streamer. 24/7 or just during games?I'm trying to execute just one command. I tried to offset even that but always crashing. My setup below