Silly87
New Member
I noticed something strange while playing around in OBS Studio regarding video playback, a 'Media Source'.
The tickbox 'Restart playback when source becomes active' means that if I Hide the source, it becomes inactive , and when I Show it again, it becomes active once more and then the playback restarts.
I noticed that it 'Restarts playback' after it becomes visible again.
As a result, the very last frame of that particular video clip will be briefly visible before the playback restarts once the Media Source gets unhidden.
This occurs even with the 'Close file when inactive' tickbox checked aswell.
I'm not sure I like that.
Is this the way this tickbox is intended to work, or is it just me who thinks that the video playback should initialize to it's starting point (reset) before it becomes visible again?
Thanks for an awesome piece of software, guys!!
EDIT: Actually, you can test this out yourself on your own video clip. Create a Media Source with a video file, then add a 'Render delay' to the Filter list of the Media Source video. Set it to 500 milliseconds. Show it, hide it, and show it again. You really can't miss it.
The tickbox 'Restart playback when source becomes active' means that if I Hide the source, it becomes inactive , and when I Show it again, it becomes active once more and then the playback restarts.
I noticed that it 'Restarts playback' after it becomes visible again.
As a result, the very last frame of that particular video clip will be briefly visible before the playback restarts once the Media Source gets unhidden.
This occurs even with the 'Close file when inactive' tickbox checked aswell.
I'm not sure I like that.
Is this the way this tickbox is intended to work, or is it just me who thinks that the video playback should initialize to it's starting point (reset) before it becomes visible again?
Thanks for an awesome piece of software, guys!!
EDIT: Actually, you can test this out yourself on your own video clip. Create a Media Source with a video file, then add a 'Render delay' to the Filter list of the Media Source video. Set it to 500 milliseconds. Show it, hide it, and show it again. You really can't miss it.
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