Beta releases are being considered, in which case the tag
name will contain '-beta' instead of '-rc'. Adapt the CI
workflow to take '-beta' into account too.
When releasing a darray mux_packets at error, contents of mux_packets
are not released. It causes memory leaks if error occurs during saving
the replay buffer to a file.
PipeWire server versions older than 0.3.24 can be incompatible with
clients build against a newer library version with respect to DMA-BUF
sharing. So we want to fallback to SHM transfer. This commit adds
checks for older versions.
These are classified as follows:
* PipeWire components older than 0.3.24: Restrict to SHM only
* PipeWire components with version 0.3.24 and newer: Announce DMA-BUF
support via `SPA_PARAM_BUFFERS_dataType`
Kudos are read by app centers such as GNOME Software and Discover
to calculate the "awesomeness" level of the application. OBS Studio
qualifies for two of these kudos: the "hi-dpi icon" kudo, since we
have 128x128 and bigger icons; and the "modern toolkit" icon, since
we use Qt5.
Add these kudos to the AppData file, and let app centers tell the
world how awesome OBS Studio is :)
Add an extension point for org.freedesktop.LinuxAudio.Plugins,
and create the corresponding folder at post-install time.
Commit originally made by @hfiguiere for Flathub.
This is what the Flathub manifest does, which allows for plugins
distributed through Flatpak extension points.
Add extension point for Flatpak-distributed plugins.
In the future, a full FFMPEG build with x264 and nvenc will be
provided as an extension to the org.freedesktop.Platform runtime,
but for now we have to manually build it.
Update x264 to the latest git commit.
This change removes the minimum total size from the context bar, instead
removing certain elements when the size is too small. This means that
users will still be able to make OBS smaller in width while keeping the
context bar enabled.
First, the properties, filter and interact buttons will get reduced to
just the symbols, if it gets even smaller the source specific menus are
hidden.
Now that Flatpak has achieved full feature parity with non-Flatpak
builds, it is time to publish it directly into Flathub.
Add a new "publish" job to the Flatpak workflow that builds and
publishes to Flathub Beta, and to Flathub (if the release tag
doesn't contain '-rc').
Rename "flatpak_builder" to "generate_bundle", and set the display
name to "Generate Flatpak Bundle". This will make it less vague,
which will come in handy since next commits will add new jobs to
this workflow.
With the version 4 of the screencast portal, it is now possible
to request and use restore tokens [1] so that apps can restore a
previously configured screencast session without user interaction.
Add the corresponding code to linux-capture's PipeWire source.
Store the restore token in the source data, since each restore
token corresponds to an OBS source, and use it as soon as we try
to create a new session. Implement the obs_source_info.save vfunc,
and save the restore token when it's received by the Start()
response using obs_source_save().
[1] https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal/pull/638
Until now, we've been installing the UI/forms/images/obs.png asset
as the logo. However, that's not officially the logo we should
be using.
Install the correct logo assets. Add 128x128, 256x256, 512x512,
and scalable variants.
When sources output NULL frames, it is generally used to disable the
source and prevent the last frame from being left on screen. However,
when the source begins outputting video again, the last frame is
still in the async cache.
Depending on the stability of the source's frame output, this still
frame can end up being shown for 5+ output frames.
By freeing the async cache when a NULL frame is submitted, we avoid
the issue of old frames being re-displayed.
Add all missing obs_frontend_*() functions, plus organize the
`obs_frontend_event` enum. It wasn't ordered the same as the header
file, so we might as well take the opportunity to make it clearer.
- Changes the note under obs_sceneitem_get_id(). Getting the id of a
sceneitem is not dangerous and does not cause errors. Only
obs_sceneitem_set_id() can cause errors.
- Changes wording on `obs_group_or_scene_from_source()`
