Automatic Scene Switching plug-in - Chapter 9 - OBS Superuser Guidebook
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
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VIDEO INDEX:
0:00 - 1:21 - Advanced Scene Switcher
1:22 - 2:20 - How to automate scene switching
2:21 - 5:26 - OBS Scene Sequences
Many OBS users handle all the aspects of video production by themselves. In these cases, there is no dedicated producer or engineer. Instead, the streaming host is also the producer, director, camera operator, and technical director. Thanks to the flexibility and customization possibilities of OBS Studio, the software works great for solo operators who learn how to use Hotkeys and controllers such as the Elgato StreamDeck. However, it still doesn't hurt to have some help keeping everything running. Advanced Scene Switcher adds switching automation to OBS with a powerful plug-in that features a bunch of options to help producers automate scene switching.
After installation is complete, relaunch OBS. You can access Advanced Scene Switcher in the Tools menu. The Advanced Scene Switcher dialog box can be a bit overwhelming at first. Fortunately, you won't likely need more than a couple of those tabs. However, a look through them will introduce you to the possibilities of Advanced Scene Switcher.
In the General tab, you will find some of the global settings you may need to revisit once you get some automation set up. One thing to note here is the Status section, where you can choose to automatically start the switcher when you start recording, streaming, or both. There is also an option to start the switcher on startup if it was running previously.
The rest of the tabs cover all the possible ways to use Advanced Scene Switcher. As you review the options available on each tab, notice that they all work on the same basic concepts - triggers and actions. Setting up automated scene switching is about assigning the trigger and action each will initiate.
Scene Triggers - This allows you to trigger actions based on scene changes. For example: When Camera 1 is active, start recording after 2 seconds.
Video - Video can monitor a video source and trigger an action when the source matches a predetermined video file. That action switches to the scene you pre-select. The trigger can also be set to engage when the source does not match or if it has changed.
Audio - Monitors any audio source and triggers an action when the levels go above a certain threshold (or below a threshold) for a set amount of time, it will trigger a scene switch the scene you choose. This can be used to switch camera views when specific microphones become active.
Sequence - Automatically switches to a scene when another scene becomes active.
Idle - Switches to a preset scene if there are no keyboard or mouse inputs for a set time.
Time - Can trigger a scene change based on the day and time.
File - Triggers a scene based on the contents of a file. You can also write the name of the current scene to a file and use the contents of that same file to select the next scene.
Media - Automatically switches scenes based on the current state of a media source. For example, when a media source ends, switch to a title slide.
Region - Can automatically trigger a scene based on the cursor's position.
These are just some of the commonly used available trigger options. Next, you can set up an example trigger and action. For this example, try switching to the scene for your camera immediately after a video finishes playback.
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Question:
Say I have the intro scene, that is basically playing a loop video (not for a specific time, just until I'm ready to start a stream). I want to change to another scene, which has a very similar loop, but I want it to only do it when the source in the first scene reached the end of the loop, to transition seamlessly. Is that possible with this plugin?
One thing I would ask is that you show the full screen so that we know where to find things, or just say this will be under tools, view. ect
I only have 4 tabs on my Advanced scene switcher. How do you get the other ones?
can you please show us network advance scene swicher or where can i find the documentation on this?
Thanks 8 finally found it
How to play scene in specific time
When I installed it is not showing advance sence in tool
When I installed this plugin it only has 4 tabs across the top - General, Macro, Network and Scene Group. What I'm I doing wrong? I need the Sequence tab.
Under the GENERAL Tab, uncheck the very last option *"Hide tabs which can be represented via macros"* .
@@4us2grow Thanks!
THIS comment right here is what saved me, and what I was looking for this whole time.. thank you SO much.
Thanks for this... it took me an hour until i see this.
@@4us2grow thank you
Hi there, thx for the nice video. Could you explain what or how I can use the Scene groups? Couldn't find anything about that. Regards
I agree. There is NOTHING on how to use this.
Went there while was looking for auto-switching scene when accessing secret files like env's, API keys, private notes or something like that. So that i could not accidentally expose some secret stuff.
I only have 2 tabs on my scene switcher plug in. How do I get the others?
Most gaming live streamers have their face stuck on the gaming screen, blocking parts of the videogame indefinitely for the entire livestream. Is it *possible* to configure this app to switch off the webcam off the gaming livestream for a few minutes and then re-appear for 30 to 45 seconds, disappear and repeat the sequence?
everyone shows the countdown timer but how do I make it switch between 3-4 camera angles on 3-4 diff scenes? I can only get it to go back and fourth
This
@@TheSkyrux I figured it out. You have to use the random tab instead! Come check my instagram.com/freyafoxgg
I have examples of it
I have a Question so i have obs open 2 times, and when i hit my hotkey for a scene switch it switches the scene in both obs how can i make it so that the Scene switch only happens on one of the open obs ?
By changing the hotkey to something else, that's the only way around that issue.
1:45... My screen looks nothing at all like that. I'm on ver 1.17.7. You're showing 17 tabs but I only have 4 tabs: "General, Macro, Network, Scene Group" How stupid am i?
Idk i downloaded the plugin and it doesnt even looks like that at all
The version of the plug-in has to match the version of OBS you’re using. If both released the same month, for example, it will show up.. but the newest version of the plugin wouldn’t be detected by OBS 27
Hey this plug-in is great, but I am not going to show you all the features . . . Oh gee, thank you.
show on the big screen where your mouse is clicking and how the F do i unzip it? stuck here for 10 mins while im in the middle of a viral live stream i disliked the trolling
You need to take this down. It no longer available