tkalfaoglu
New Member
After I exit OBS, and restart it, there is a good chance that some of the scene settings will be jumbled up.
I have two webcams connected, and 4-5 scenes using them, with some background images, desktop, etc.
When I re-launch OBS, the painstaking settings are gone - some source's contents may appear huge,
OR they may shrink down to 3 vertical dots connected with a line! It's not possible to "stretch" those 3 dots either, the only option is to delete that source and re-add the same thing.
The cameras also switch from time to time. video0 becomes video1 at next startup or vice versa. I even did the well-publicised systemd trick where we create "video100" and "video101" based on the USB ID's of the devices. They were totally ignored by my Fedora 35. No video100/101 ever was created.
Very difficult to keep fixing things every time I want to use it..
Many thanks for any feedback
I have two webcams connected, and 4-5 scenes using them, with some background images, desktop, etc.
When I re-launch OBS, the painstaking settings are gone - some source's contents may appear huge,
OR they may shrink down to 3 vertical dots connected with a line! It's not possible to "stretch" those 3 dots either, the only option is to delete that source and re-add the same thing.
The cameras also switch from time to time. video0 becomes video1 at next startup or vice versa. I even did the well-publicised systemd trick where we create "video100" and "video101" based on the USB ID's of the devices. They were totally ignored by my Fedora 35. No video100/101 ever was created.
Very difficult to keep fixing things every time I want to use it..
Many thanks for any feedback