How did you do it? Did you change the plugin?Alright! With a bit more futzing about, I've got the Replay Source working and have now made 2 of them using unique video input sources! Very cool stuff!
Write everything out and forgot to tag you on it. See my other reply.How did you do it? Did you change the plugin?
You can set the time of the media source to be X. I use TouchPortal to automate my replays and other things, I added in the following websocket command to set the start time of the video to 5 seconds. This is the command - I think I used a batch file to run this command:Hi everyone,
First of all - amazing plugin, @Exeldro thanks a lot for it! I'm using it for sports events live streaming. And here is a use case where I can't find proper solution within the plugin.
I have 11 seconds configured as replay duration. I need all that duration for my highlights video that I'm building after the stream. But during the live stream I would like to show only last 5 seconds of my replay. How can I achieve that? I guess if I add another replay source of different duration it will not work well from performance perspective. I see there are rewind actions available but they are frames based while in my case I need time based navigation/rewind. I believe frames are not reliable enough because OBS may drop frames in case of GPU overload (which is the case when replays from several cameras are loading and being saved to the disk).
Any ideas on how to be in my case? Appreciate your support.
@Exeldro It's been a year since I looked at this issue and I may have nailed down a couple of things. First, question: Are you using OBS's default color space (color format) or are you saving to something else?@Exeldro I'd like to bring this issue to your attention again. I was contacted by a member of this group who was having the same issue I had to see what my work around was and I created a video for him to see my settings and work around. This seems to have something to do with the Elgato Cam Link 4K and I'd be happy to help debug or test any methods on my end if you'd like the help. Here's the video I put together:
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@Exeldro to be clear, this issue is with the file saved to disk. The playback is fine.@Exeldro It's been a year since I looked at this issue and I may have nailed down a couple of things. First, question: Are you using OBS's default color space (color format) or are you saving to something else?
Observations:
1) When I change OBS to BGRA (8-bit) the green screen issue goes away but OBS's performance suffers.
2) I did some testing of progressive vs interlaced video at different resolutions and I noticed some differences.... I use 1080p at 60fps for my Hockey broadcasts (that's the setting green screens occur on). I switched to 1080i for testing and the green screen goes away.
Can you please have a look at this??
Thank you sir