Show 2 Previews(For Recording and Streaming)
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Sounds like a graphical thing to me, so:
How good are you with Photoshop, GIMP, MSPaint, or similar tools? Even PowerPoint might be passable if you can keep it clean. (if you do use PPT or similar, take a screenshot of the final result and post that image here)
Anyway, take some screenshots of what it is now, run them through whatever process you need to produce what you want, and post that here. It would go a long way towards our understanding, and may even show you some problems with your first concept. Then you can fix those problems as you're making the "hacked screenshot", and give us the fixed version.
How good are you with Photoshop, GIMP, MSPaint, or similar tools? Even PowerPoint might be passable if you can keep it clean. (if you do use PPT or similar, take a screenshot of the final result and post that image here)
Anyway, take some screenshots of what it is now, run them through whatever process you need to produce what you want, and post that here. It would go a long way towards our understanding, and may even show you some problems with your first concept. Then you can fix those problems as you're making the "hacked screenshot", and give us the fixed version.
Msgames79
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Allows recording based on a preview instead of a single source like Source Record.
Since it is projected in a different way than other scenes, it may be better to make it possible to create it from the Profile option instead of the Scene Collection.(I'm translating from Japanese, so the grammar may not match.)
Since it is projected in a different way than other scenes, it may be better to make it possible to create it from the Profile option instead of the Scene Collection.(I'm translating from Japanese, so the grammar may not match.)
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Okay. I thought you wanted 3 video windows and was wondering how they were all going to fit. There's a Multiview window or projector, but I don't think that's what you're looking for.
If you want to stream and record different things at the same time, both produced well, I think you'd be better off with two instances of OBS. The
in a script on Linux, or:
on Windows.
You can also change the shortcut, launcher, desktop file, whatever your system calls it, to use the command line switches. Copy it, and have each copy use different options, etc. I still like the script better, because it's one thing to run when you want to do X, and you can maintain it as one thing as your needs change.
If you want to stream and record different things at the same time, both produced well, I think you'd be better off with two instances of OBS. The
--multi flag on the command line lets you do that:
Bash:
obs --multi --profile "Stream" --scene-collection "Stream" &
obs --multi --profile "Record" --scene-collection "Record" &
Code:
start "" obs --multi --profile "Stream" --scene-collection "Stream"
start "" obs --multi --profile "Record" --scene-collection "Record"obs --help to see everything that you can do there.You can also change the shortcut, launcher, desktop file, whatever your system calls it, to use the command line switches. Copy it, and have each copy use different options, etc. I still like the script better, because it's one thing to run when you want to do X, and you can maintain it as one thing as your needs change.