Advanced Scene Switcher 1.27.2

Warmuptill said:

You put them into the /usr/ folder.
So /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/obs-plugins/... and /usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/....

Sorry about the delayed response!

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Yep! That worked. Thank you!

The original problem will probably fix itself when OpenCV finally comes to 24.04, but I suspect it'll happen again with future releases of Ubuntu. So I think it would still be good to tweak the installation a bit so that it doesn't absolutely require it.

And it probably wouldn't hurt either, to put a note in the root of the tarball, for those that still need that little bit of information. Kinda like the old readme before the deb came along at all.

Thanks!

Hi. I'm new to OBS, and I'm looking for help with advanced scene switcher. I'm using OBS for the purpose of live streaming. I'm trying to automate my "ending" scene. Once I click my "ending" scene, I want the scene to last 45 seconds, I want the audio to fade over 30 seconds down to 0%, and the live stream or live recording to end. I keep changing the settings, but I cannot figure it out.

I'll attach a screenshot of my macro.

My issue is it seems like either the scene doesn't play the entire 45 seconds OR the audio doesn't start to fade until after 45 seconds, at which point the stream has ended.

Thanks.

arseal said:

Hi. I'm new to OBS, and I'm looking for help with advanced scene switcher. I'm using OBS for the purpose of live streaming. I'm trying to automate my "ending" scene. Once I click my "ending" scene, I want the scene to last 45 seconds, I want the audio to fade over 30 seconds down to 0%, and the live stream or live recording to end. I keep changing the settings, but I cannot figure it out.

I'll attach a screenshot of my macro.

My issue is it seems like either the scene doesn't play the entire 45 seconds OR the audio doesn't start to fade until after 45 seconds, at which point the stream has ended.

Thanks. View attachment 108013

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According to your screenshot, I would expect it to:

• Wait until it's been on the Ending scene for 45 seconds, then
• Start to fade the audio down over the next 30 seconds, and
• Immediately stop the stream and recording, as the fade *starts*

Is that what it does?

If you want it to wait until the fade is done before stopping (so 1:15 total time: 45 sec + 30 sec), there's a checkbox for that at the bottom of the Audio action.

If that creates the correct behavior, but you only want 45 seconds total, you can then shorten the Condition timer to 15 seconds.

arseal said:

Hi. I'm new to OBS, and I'm looking for help with advanced scene switcher. I'm using OBS for the purpose of live streaming. I'm trying to automate my "ending" scene. Once I click my "ending" scene, I want the scene to last 45 seconds, I want the audio to fade over 30 seconds down to 0%, and the live stream or live recording to end. I keep changing the settings, but I cannot figure it out.

I'll attach a screenshot of my macro.

My issue is it seems like either the scene doesn't play the entire 45 seconds OR the audio doesn't start to fade until after 45 seconds, at which point the stream has ended.

Thanks. View attachment 108013

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In my tests, that duration modifier is whats messing you up...

How Id do it is remove it, for audio, check wait for fade to complete, put a wait after audio for 15 sec, then the 2 stops.

But I am by no means a professional, but seemed to work in my local test.

I have a slight problem with Adv. SS. I am developing many macros and exporting a few at a time to move from development to production. However, on import only macros in said file are imported. They are not combining in OBS but rather the import is removing or replacing all the macros with only those in the exported file. I looked at the files and tried copying the text from both exports and combining them into a new file containing both original exports but then import fails.

alp35035 said:

I have a slight problem with Adv. SS. I am developing many macros and exporting a few at a time to move from development to production. However, on import only macros in said file are imported. They are not combining in OBS but rather the import is removing or replacing all the macros with only those in the exported file. I looked at the files and tried copying the text from both exports and combining them into a new file containing both original exports but then import fails.

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If you want to import individual macros instead of all of the plugin settings have a look at this wiki page:

Warmuptill said:

If you want to import individual macros instead of all of the plugin settings have a look at this wiki page:

Exporting and importing individual macros

An automated scene switcher for OBS Studio. Contribute to WarmUpTill/SceneSwitcher development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

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Awesome thanks!