After dragging and dropping a file, the source name will be the
filename.
(Jim: When dragging and dropping raw text, the raw text would then be
used as the source's name, which is bad if there's a lot of text. It's
now been changed so that it uses the source type's display name, i.e.
"Text (GDI+)" as the source name in that case)
Closesjp9000/obs-studio#888
This commit adds functions to get, set and save the service and its
settings, and is plugged straight into the existing internal functions
serving this purpose
(Jim: Fixed commit message and missing newline at end of file)
Closesjp9000/obs-studio#895
Added a shortcut to "Edit Transform", with Ctrl+E (lines 1191-1193).
Editing was very easy in OBS Classic, and I could not find the option
for stretching a source to bounds in OBS Studio, so the "Edit Transform"
dialogue should be more user-facing. Giving it a keyboard shortcut
denotes that it is important enough to have a shortcut, as opposed
to the myriad options with no shortcut
OpenGL on Windows is rather unstable and can result in graphical
corruption or the complete inability to start OBS since some GPUs do not
support the minimum requirements after switching to OpenGL. The UI option
is now hidden unless --allow-opengl is passed on the command line.
The D3D adapter is currently unused and we often find users are concerned
when their GPU does not appear in the list.
This would cause people to download the 64bit files when they were on
the 32bit version of windows, even though those files aren't meant to be
installed.
The GetTempPath and GetTempFileName functions weren't being used
correctly, GetTempFileName always create a temporary file, and was
creating a temporary file in the root directory of the hard drive
unintentionally.
OBS Browser Source uses command line arguments for flags. Exiting on
command line arguments that are unknown to OBS prevent's that
functionality from working.
Due to the default value assigned to AMF.H264.VBVBuffer.Strictness and AMF.H264.Version, the config upgrade code ran every time someone tried to use simple mode. That caused the AMF.H264.VBVBuffer.Strictness value to always be stuck at 100, which is wrong for streaming and recording.
Currently if you have a scene, "Scene" for example, and you create a new
scene, the dialog will pop up with a default name, but it'll start with
"Scene 1" instead of "Scene 2". Same thing occurs with sources. This
fixes that to start from 2 instead.
This changes the logic to show all encoders in the Recording tab but
only show selected supported codecs in the Streaming tab (at least with
Advanced Output Mode). The only (to my knowledge) streaming format that
supports other formats than H264 is WebRTC, which in theory should
support H264, VP8, VP9 and HEVC. However I don't know about any ingest
server that works well with it yet.
Closesjp9000/obs-studio#794
