DualStream Relay for OBS 0.2.0
Try it without a subscription
- You can now set up one streaming destination without an active
subscription. Enter a server address and a stream key from any platform,
and choose whether it carries your normal scenes or your vertical ones. - Vertical streams start from a Go live button in the DualStream Vertical
panel. OBS's own Start Streaming button always sends your normal scenes, so
it cannot carry a vertical one. The panel tells you which button to press. - That button now says what is happening while it works: starting, live, and
ending each look different, and it cannot be pressed twice by mistake. - Once saved, the destination tidies itself into a single line showing where
it sends and which scenes it carries, with a pencil to change it. Your
stream key is never shown back to you. - Everything about that destination stays on your computer, encrypted.
Fixed
- A vertical stream could be running with the button still offering to start
it, leaving no obvious way to stop. - Stopping a vertical stream while it was still connecting could leave it
stuck. - Adding a destination without an active subscription said "Something went
wrong" instead of explaining that the subscription was inactive.
Checksums
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