CatalystUK
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Great plugin, thank you very much. Have got it pulling data via a CSS selector. Having real trouble displaying images from a website. Is there a screenshot you can share of what the settings should look like please?
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royshilkrot
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royshilkrot updated URL/API Source: Live Data, Media and AI on OBS Made Simple with a new update entry:
v0.3.6 - Websockets! Improvements and bugfixes
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royshilkrot
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royshilkrot updated URL/API Source: Live Data, Media and AI on OBS Made Simple with a new update entry:
v0.3.7 - fix mem leak in HTML parser
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QAQA
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Thank you for creating the plugin! However, I'm not very skilled with programming, and I'm unsure how to use the Postprocess Regex and Replace features for XML type. Is there any tutorial available for reference?
Currently, I’m using https://www.cwa.gov.tw/rss/Data/cwa_warning.xml as the source, with the XPath set to //description/text(). However, the output contains some strange symbols, like [","], and I'm not sure how to remove them.
Currently, I’m using https://www.cwa.gov.tw/rss/Data/cwa_warning.xml as the source, with the XPath set to //description/text(). However, the output contains some strange symbols, like [","], and I'm not sure how to remove them.
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QAQA
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I’ve managed to solve the issue!
I went into the Setup Outputs button and changed {{output}} to {{output1}}{{output2}}{{output3}} to concatenate each value, and it worked perfectly.
MoaDigital
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This is an amazing plugin!
I am trying to set up a livestream for a local cricket team, which uses a scoring app called Play HQ. Their API documentation is here.
After a lot of bother, I got an API key from the company (yay!) and now I want to enter it into OBS in order to show live scores. It doesn't seem as straightforward as I was expecting though :(
Is there anyone who can hold my hand through this process? I feel like such an idiot.
I am trying to set up a livestream for a local cricket team, which uses a scoring app called Play HQ. Their API documentation is here.
After a lot of bother, I got an API key from the company (yay!) and now I want to enter it into OBS in order to show live scores. It doesn't seem as straightforward as I was expecting though :(
Is there anyone who can hold my hand through this process? I feel like such an idiot.
DarkArtist69
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I use a box that pulls score information for sports. For the most part using a browser source is good but for some data, like possession of the ball, it only returns a 1 or 2. Is there a way to use this plugin with the url like
widget.scorebird.com
when it returns a 1 it shows one image if it returns a 2 it shows another?
thank you
Scorebird Broadcast Overlay
when it returns a 1 it shows one image if it returns a 2 it shows another?
thank you
How can I take the output from an API source (e.g., the color name "orange") and then use that as the background-color in another API output template as part of the CSS?
Specifically: I have on API source that contains some information text (call it "&.notice") and another part of the same API that has the color attributed to that type of notice (call it "&.color"). Indivudally, I can easily display both the notice and the color on the screen. However, I would prefer to display only the "notice" and then have the "color" act as the background-color for that notice. This way, on screen, I'll have an orange colored background behind the notice.
Specifically: I have on API source that contains some information text (call it "&.notice") and another part of the same API that has the color attributed to that type of notice (call it "&.color"). Indivudally, I can easily display both the notice and the color on the screen. However, I would prefer to display only the "notice" and then have the "color" act as the background-color for that notice. This way, on screen, I'll have an orange colored background behind the notice.