PixelRepublic
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I tried to get help with this on chat, but wasn't able to find a good solution.
I noticed a problem with the Video Source Plugin.
When global video sources are in multiple scenes, inactive scene still play their audio, which results in you hearing audio from all off them at once.
I discovered this while trying to produce a multi RTMP stream. When pulling the streams of multiple people, I would hear everyone's audio (from multiple scene - add as global sources) at the same time.
I've tried playing around with things, and noting will resolve this issue. OBS will its self mute inactive scenes, however this plugin seems to break or ignore that function.
It was mentioned in chat that the plugs author has been away, and when I looked I noticed that the plugin hasn't been updated in almost a year now.
As programs like XSplit & Wirecast have video sources native to them, I was wondering if there was if there were any plans for this feature being added to OBS? Or would someone else be able to manage to plugin while its current author is away?
Does anyone know of an alternative method for achieving this?
I noticed a problem with the Video Source Plugin.
When global video sources are in multiple scenes, inactive scene still play their audio, which results in you hearing audio from all off them at once.
I discovered this while trying to produce a multi RTMP stream. When pulling the streams of multiple people, I would hear everyone's audio (from multiple scene - add as global sources) at the same time.
I've tried playing around with things, and noting will resolve this issue. OBS will its self mute inactive scenes, however this plugin seems to break or ignore that function.
It was mentioned in chat that the plugs author has been away, and when I looked I noticed that the plugin hasn't been updated in almost a year now.
As programs like XSplit & Wirecast have video sources native to them, I was wondering if there was if there were any plans for this feature being added to OBS? Or would someone else be able to manage to plugin while its current author is away?
Does anyone know of an alternative method for achieving this?