fenrirthviti

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by fenrirthviti 4y ago
Correct, our service integrations are reliant on CEF and the browser source features. Our Flatpak is an option if your distro's repo doesn't have it compiled for some reason.
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by fenrirthviti 4y ago
Nothing else at the moment, even as opt-in. We're considering this in the future, but want to make sure we do it right.
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by fenrirthviti 6y ago
We'd like to merge it as well, but it's still very much a work in progress, and there's some major hurdles with both Wayland itself and Qt that need to be addressed first.
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by fenrirthviti 6y ago
OBS Studio is a full rewrite of OBS, and the old version was renamed to Classic to avoid confusion. It's been deprecated for many years now, and is no longer maintained. There is no real reason to use it anymore. If I had to guess the
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
This is effectively our single biggest requested feature right now: https://ideas.obsproject.com/posts/41/multiple-video-outputs https://ideas.obsproject.com/posts/7/multi-service-streami
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
You can hold alt+drag the red bounding box to crop easily. Screen-region select is on our to-do list, but hasn't been a high priority as it's technically already possible to get the same end result, just not as simple.
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
You can use groups to accomplish this currently, but it's not the most obvious thing. Just create two groups, and add the shared source to each group, then apply your filter to the group itself. Scene-specific filters and other scene-s
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
This is something we want to do, but there are some complications both in the design of the program and getting the UI balance between "normal" users and users familiar with professional equipment/DAWs. There's been some
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
It's a mitsudomoe, a common Japanese symbol. Jim picked it because he liked how it looked: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomoe
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
Hey there, OBS team member here. Want to get some clarification on these issues, as they are not really things we hear commonly, outside the lack of desktop audio capture. First, for clarity, the macOS version of OBS Studio is not a "p
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
Almost all of their changes are UI changes. They use our core OBS Studio code, with an Electron GUI instead of Qt. Not easy/basically impossible to port back over. We monitor any back end changes they make, and pull when appropriate. T
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
Love hearing stories like this! Often, we only hear the negative or when people are having issues (it's rare for folks to speak up when everything is working well!), so it's genuinely heartwarming to hear how much people are able
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by fenrirthviti 7y ago
OBS core team member here, just a quick clarification on this post. OBS will not run without a supported GPU for compositing; that is always handled by the GPU running on OpenGL (for macOS and Linux, we use Direct3D on Windows). The availab