This moves all hotkeys that were accessible in the audio/publish
settings panes to a new hotkeys settings pane
Also makes the push to talk hotkeys behave like all other (settings)
hotkeys, i.e. as long as a hotkey is configured the hotkey is active
This allows better backward compatibility with older versions. This
will keep the current scene collection set to default if the user ever
decides to downgrade OBS versions for whatever reason.
If a scene collection wasn't found at startup, it would create a
'(null)' scene due to a null pointer.
Also, moved scene collections to the scene collections folder rather
than the base folder to prevent conflicts with the older scenes.xconfig
file.
This hopefully resolves some conflicting opinions about how scene
collections should be handled, and removes it from the general settings
panel, where it felt a bit cluttered.
Actually, I would kind of like it if profiles were handled this way too.
This feels a lot cleaner than how profiles are handled in the general
settings. The profiles thing in the general settings definitely feels
clunky.
In the main menu, the scene collections menu now has the following menu
items:
- New
- Duplicate
- Rename
- Remove
- Import
- Export
Duplicate was something I personally added - I felt like it might be a
nice thing to have for the sake of convenience. Import/Export was
requested by dodgepong, and is also definitely nice to have. Due to how
easy new scene collections are to set up it didn't take very long to put
in.
We've decided not to release scene collections. It caused some backward
compatibility issues, as well as some ease-of-use concerns. We just
don't feel comfortable with it so we're just going to go with the
import/export style that will be implemented in OBS2.
Fixes issues where the desktop device would drop and reacquire then stop providing audio due to no audio being played, causing OBS to freeze and break horribly.
Joint stereo allows lame to pick the best encoding mode for each audio
frame. With STEREO mode lame will always use separate encoding for each
audio channel which hurts quality (especially at lower bitrates).
