Allows an output to automatically specify which audio codec it requires
and use it instead of AAC. This change is intended to be
behind-the-scenes and seamless to the user.
Allows a service to specify the output it needs in order to function as
configured.
NOTE: This functionality should be considered temporary as a seamless
means of implementing support for different output types within the same
service. Ideally, different services should be used for this
functionality.
Deprecates "Theme" global config value and uses "CurrentTheme" instead
to ensure backward compatibility with older versions of OBS, which will
fail to load if you have a theme that isn't available.
(Jim Edit: Putting this back because I misunderstood the purpose of
jp9000/obs-studio#936)
Adds the ability to zoom into the preview when fixed scaling mode is
enabled.
(Edit by Jim: Also now saves zoom and scroll position)
Closesjp9000/obs-studio#917
(Edit by Jim: Removed "Fullscreen Preview" because that's already sort
of served by the normal fullscreen projector option via the preview
context menu)
Closesjp9000/obs-studio#846
(Edit by Jim: Changed it to just add the fullscreen projector sub-menu
like when right-clicking the preview, that way it doesn't have to add
new locale text for translators, and allows the users to specify which
monitor to use)
Closesjp9000/obs-studio#845
If a video card is unsupported, it will attempt to initialize the stats
window, querying values from a video subsystem that doesn't exist, and
crash instead of alerting the user that their hardware is unsupported.
If the user changes one of the devices in audio settings, it would reset
all of its data, including settings, filters, flags, and all that. This
changes the handling so that the source and all of its other settings
are preserved if the user just changes the device. (Note that if the
user disables the device, settings will be lost; this only applies to
when the user changes the device to a different device for whatever
reason)
When the statistics window starts up for the first time, it reset values
at that very moment so that stray lagged frames due to OBS' startup
wouldn't be displayed. However, that's really a bad place to reset
those values because the user could want to view the stats window after
a long stream, and having those values reset when he/she views the
window for the first time would sort of make the point of viewing your
stats moot.
Instead, reset the values only when applicable, such as after OBSInit or
when video is reset.
I have always felt that the out of the box themes for OBS were quite
lacking, and have spent a lot of time going through and sorting out the
difficulties with the current setup. I've added a new themeID parameter to
several elements that were otherwise impossible to target with QSS in a
theme. Since Qt has pushed for the use of QML over QSS at this point,
these should be considered workarounds. Included is the theme I was
working on that can serve as a base. I'm hoping to encourage others to
make their own themes, so we can grow the available themes for OBS.
I am happy for any feedback on the theme itself, or other updates that
can me made to make creating new themes easier overall.
When using the full installer, there'll be a section where you can
choose what to install -- one section is a tree view with a "plugins"
section, and in that section there's "Browser plugin" and "Realsense
plugin". Instead of superfluously saying "plugin" for each of those,
replace with "source" instead -- so browser source and realsense source.
Also somewhat helps prevent the user from getting confused and thinking
we're installing a browser or something.
When custom server is used, it would still use the "common" RTMP service
to cap its bitrate. So if Twitch was selected and you changed over to
custom RTMP server, it would still cap to Twitch's bitrate limits even
though you're not using Twitch anymore.
Prevents the output from hard-locking on itself when the stop call would
trigger the callback and then try to lock again. Probably could be
solved with a recursive mutex, but at that point it's not really
necessary.
The radio buttons had been changed so "Streaming" would be selected by
default, but it only sets the wizard's "type" to streaming if the user
actually clicks the radio button themselves manually, so it would stay
set to "Invalid" by mistake, causing settings to not be applied.
Changes the default autoconfig test bitrate to 10000kb/s, which will
then be capped by the user's service selection (so it'll still only use
6000 on Twitch for example, but will allow 10000 on Youtube and others).
When running the program for the first time, no scene collections will
show up in the scene collection menu. This changes it to forcibly save
the first scene collection on the first run of the program, and then
re-enumerates the list to ensure it's listed.
