Hello! :-)
Would you be able to add a scene shot option? Ideally manageable via websocket. I imagine this:
GetSceneBitmap("SceneName")
The output is a bitmap - when operated via websocket.
Or the bmp / jpg / etc. file. if the function was controlled via the program interface.
(I'm using OBS for the classroom. I display a computer screen or an image from a PTZ camera. Each seat has its preset position in the camera. When students report, they can be seen on the projector (also streaming). I have a program in C# with a seat number grid. I click on the number in the grid and the camera moves to the seat. If at the beginning of the lesson I could programmatically load the images of all the seats, I would have to have individual students in the grid. It would be super :-)
(So: Move camera to preset 1, OBS capture, Move camera to preset 2, OBS capture, Move camera to preset 2, OBS capture, ...)
This should be done when the computer screen is displayed at the output of the OBS.)
I'm sorry for my bad English. Thank you very much for your great software.
Would you be able to add a scene shot option? Ideally manageable via websocket. I imagine this:
GetSceneBitmap("SceneName")
The output is a bitmap - when operated via websocket.
Or the bmp / jpg / etc. file. if the function was controlled via the program interface.
(I'm using OBS for the classroom. I display a computer screen or an image from a PTZ camera. Each seat has its preset position in the camera. When students report, they can be seen on the projector (also streaming). I have a program in C# with a seat number grid. I click on the number in the grid and the camera moves to the seat. If at the beginning of the lesson I could programmatically load the images of all the seats, I would have to have individual students in the grid. It would be super :-)
(So: Move camera to preset 1, OBS capture, Move camera to preset 2, OBS capture, Move camera to preset 2, OBS capture, ...)
This should be done when the computer screen is displayed at the output of the OBS.)
I'm sorry for my bad English. Thank you very much for your great software.