Bug Report Text moving by itself and non-game/microphone audio stuttering

[Defiasen]

Log: https://gist.github.com/3abfc918b4f403374111
Video: http://www.twitch.tv/3ybx/v/18263882?t=1m35s (it goes on for a while until the match starts)

Subway Destruction is muted. So it makes no noise however it says the audio was stuttering. I later start another stream and the music I have in there put together with a video was stuttering along with cutting off completely. In-game audio and my microphone was just fine. My CPU usage only ever peaked at 60% during the whole given situation and have never had this problem before.

Finally, I decided to re-add text through TwitchAlerts labels (IE. Last donator/follower, ect.). Whenever the name changes... the font moves around for some reason.

The text, "VLESDITOR" is suppose to be directly centered under "Recent Follower" but it's instead moving around to the left/right every time it changes. It's reading from a file.

 

[ThoNohT]

You need to define a bounding box, and set it to center inside this box. This can be donebyu right clicking the source -> Transform -> Edit Transform.

In this image, you can see that I set the bounding box size to be equal to the width of the grey bar I placed above it. Because the width of the text changes when you change the text, but the height stays the same, you set it to scale to the height of the bounds, this will keep the text evenly scaled. Don't touch the size, this is automatically determined by the font. You then just drag it to the right area, and it will stay centered.

And if the text gets too long, it's possible to crop it out by using the crop filter. It will not work with relative bounds, but if you set it to absolute and set the width and height to be equal to the bounding box, the text will start at the left of the bounding box, and just hide the overflow to the right.
Another option is to set a scroll filter with limit height and width set to the bounding box size. The only issue with this is that it will scroll even if the text does fit inside the bounds.


I'm not sure what's going on with the audio. It appears the media source is having difficulties playing back the files you selected. All warnings are about media sources.