This reverts commit 90a409fe586daf7b3430ea3be9581efc93998cc1.
Reverts #7077 for now. This really shouldn't be done so close to
release. This crash technically only happens under very niche scenarios,
and the fix seems to have some other potential issues. Prematurely
merged by Jim.
Previously FreeBSD had an optional port that installed /etc/os-release
so it was already available on many FreeBSD systems, but os-release is
now provided by the base system and will be universally available.
Since this was included in things like the inject helper and game
capture DLLs, it added an additional export to those programs. Instead,
simply share the source files directly in the projects that need it.
Co-authored-by: jpark37 <jpark37@users.noreply.github.com>
Some users stream projectors, so don't let them tear. Use the waitable
object to check the flip queue, and only flip if there's space.
Metal and Vulkan can probably perform similar flip throttling once OBS
starts using them.
The spec for nal_ref_idc doesn't indicate that it should be used for
priority like x264 seems to be using it for. NVENC seems to pass
different values, so let's not rely on it.
The new scheme might be naive, but we can iterate on it, and apply
evenly to all H.264 encoders.
Split render_texture and derived fields in obs_core_video into new
obs_core_video_mix struct. Add new APIs to add additional obs_view to the render loop, each with a separate render_texture / obs_core_video_mix.
obs_find_modules2 allows the ability to get the module name in the
callback, and the change to obs_find_modules2 also adds the ability to
find out whether any modules failed to load or not.
Allows the ability to get additional information about the plugin beyond
just whether it's an OBS plugin. For this case, whether it can load,
which is primarily used on Windows and mostly just determines whether it
has an incompatible Qt version.
There's no reason to expose these to scripting. Additional context: More
functions/structures will be added related to loading all modules, and
there's no reason to expose them to scripting either.
Instead of lettings the hotkey thread handle bindings triggered by Qt,
call the callback directly.
By this point, Qt has resolved the modifier state (so no need for the
hotkey thread to do the same), the pressed state is set as well,
the branch takes care of matching the pressed keys.
This also fixes the issue with the hotkey changes introduced by #3914,
which only inject key events when OBS is _not_ in focus (and as such
modifier states are never updated).
Existing code didn't check for possible "empty" linked libraries
(e.g. Threads::Threads when compiler has built-in pthreads support).
Also adds support for compile options defined on linked dependencies.
