PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.19.1

in which the OBS upgrade dragon is slain, and wayward serial ports are no longer shunned

PTZ Controls v0.19.1 tackles two long-standing serial port problems: cameras that don't reconnect after being unplugged (or plugged in after OBS has already started), and the QSerialPort/Qt version binding that's been forcing separate binaries for different OBS releases.

QSerialPort is now vendored and statically linked on macOS and Windows, rather than depending on whichever Qt OBS is built against. That's the root cause behind the "for-obs-31.1.1" split binary from v0.19.0 — it should no longer be necessary going forward: this release was built against OBS Studio 31.1.x, tested with 32.2.2, and should keep working on newer OBS releases without needing a separate download. If you were previously stuck on the older binary, this is the release to test that on.

This is a release candidate specifically to get real-world testing on serial reconnect behavior before it lands in a proper release — please test unplugging and replugging your camera's USB-serial adapter and confirm it comes back on its own without restarting OBS.

What's new

• Automatic serial reconnect. If a serial port disappears, like when a USB to UART adapter gets unplugged, the plugin now notices, retries in the background, and picks the connection back up on its own once the device returns. This also covers UARTs that aren't yet plugged in when OBS starts.

Under the hood

• QSerialPort is now vendored as a statically-linked fork rather than a dynamically-linked dependency on OBS's own Qt build, on both macOS and Windows (Linux continues to use the distro-packaged Qt6::SerialPort, which never had this problem). This is what makes a single binary viable across OBS versions again.

Full Changelog: v0.19.0...v0.19.1

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PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.19.1-rc1

in which the OBS upgrade dragon is slain, and wayward serial ports are no longer shunned

PTZ Controls v0.19.1-rc1 tackles two long-standing serial port problems: cameras that don't reconnect after being unplugged (or plugged in after OBS has already started), and the QSerialPort/Qt version binding that's been forcing separate binaries for different OBS releases.

QSerialPort is now vendored and statically linked on macOS and Windows, rather than depending on whichever Qt OBS is built against. That's the root cause behind the "for-obs-31.1.1" split binary from v0.19.0 — it should no longer be necessary going forward: this release was built against OBS Studio 31.1.x, tested with 32.2.2, and should keep working on newer OBS releases without needing a separate download. If you were previously stuck on the older binary, this is the release to test that on.

This is a release candidate specifically to get real-world testing on serial reconnect behavior before it lands in a proper release — please test unplugging and replugging your camera's USB-serial adapter and confirm it comes back on its own without restarting OBS.

What's new

• Automatic serial reconnect. If a serial port disappears, like when a USB to UART adapter gets unplugged, the plugin now notices, retries in the background, and picks the connection back up on its own once the device returns. This also covers UARTs that aren't yet plugged in when OBS starts.

Under the hood

• QSerialPort is now vendored as a statically-linked fork rather than a dynamically-linked dependency on OBS's own Qt build, on both macOS and Windows (Linux continues to use the distro-packaged Qt6::SerialPort, which never had this problem). This is what makes a single binary viable across OBS versions again.

Full Changelog: v0.19.0...v0.19.1-rc1

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PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.19.0

in which we're the latest OBS Studio is working again, and Ubuntu stops feeling neglected

PTZ Controls v0.19.0 is a substantial reliability and feature update with changes across the board. It adds a per-camera connection indicator, hotkeys for relative preset recall, a collapsible dock splitter, much more robust ONVIF support, and more crash-resistant config saving, alongside a large internal refactor that improves performance and lays groundwork for future work; fixes also cover ignored hotkey actions, a threading bug, and a run of Ubuntu packaging issues that were dropping or breaking the release binaries.

OBS Studio 32.2.1 is the minimum version for the Windows and MacOS binaries in this release. There is a separate binary built against OBS Studio 31.1.1 that will work with older versions. Unfortunately the two are not compatible. If you're using OBS studio older than 32.2.1, you must use the 'for-obs-31.1.1' binary. This is because the QSerialPort library shipped with this plugin is tightly bound to the version of Qt used by OBS studio. In a future release I hope to solve this by replacing QSerialPort with a statically linked library.

Ubuntu binaries are released for both 24.06 'Nobel' and 26.06 'Resolute'. The plugin works with both the Ubuntu packaged versions of OBS Studio, and the OBS Project PPA build.

What's new

• Clearer connection status at a glance. Each camera in the device list now shows a status indicator so you can immediately see which ones are connected.
• ONVIF cameras are now more reliable to work with. The plugin keeps a live connection status for each camera and automatically reconnects if it drops, instead of silently going stale.
• New camera controls for ONVIF. You can now adjust focus and white balance, pick which media profile a camera uses, and set a custom speed multiplier for cameras whose pan/tilt/zoom speed doesn't match the ONVIF spec. Right-click the Home button to save the current position as its new "home".
• Preset recall hotkeys. You can now bind hotkeys to step through and recall presets relative to whichever one is currently selected.
• A visible collapsible splitter in the dock, so you can hide/show the preview pane, with the collapsed state now remembered between sessions.
• Ubuntu ARM64 binaries. Ubuntu builds now also ship for aarch64, alongside the existing x86_64 build.
• Ubuntu 26.04 binaries, alongside the existing 24.04 build.

Fixes

• Camera actions (hotkey-triggered PTZ moves) no longer get silently ignored in some cases.
• Fixed several ONVIF compatibility issues that could cause cameras to fail to connect, drop connection, or lose their presets — including timestamp sync problems, malformed requests to some camera firmwares, and stale addresses being cached.
• Configuration is now saved more robustly (via OBS's own save hook) so changes aren't lost if OBS closes unexpectedly.
• Fixed a crash-adjacent reference-counting bug and a threading issue that could cause UI updates to happen off the main thread.
• Fixed builds on Ubuntu and the latest macOS.
• Fixed a bug where the release process could silently drop Ubuntu binaries: .deb filenames only encoded CPU architecture, so builds for different Ubuntu versions on the same architecture collided and overwrote each other during packaging.
  -.deb/.ddeb filenames now follow Debian's standard name_version_arch.deb convention, with the Ubuntu release codename folded into the version (e.g. obs-ptz_0.19.0~noble_arm64.deb)
• Fixed the Ubuntu build depending on an external PPA that doesn't publish ARM64 packages, which could leave the build silently using the wrong OBS version. Ubuntu builds now consistently use the distro-packaged OBS Studio on every architecture.
• Fixed the Ubuntu package depending directly on libobs, which conflicted with — and could get silently removed by — OBS Studio installs from the OBS Project's PPA. The package now depends on obs-studio instead; installing and upgrading alongside the PPA build has been tested and confirmed working.

Under the hood

A large portion of this release is internal cleanup and refactoring of how device configuration and state are stored — this shouldn't be user-visible, but it improves performance (the device list is faster with many cameras) and sets up the codebase for future features.

Thanks

Thanks to Jonatã Bolzan Loss, Eddy Weiz, Trouffman, and BitRate27 for contributing to this release.

Full Changelog: v0.18.2...v0.19.0

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PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.19.0-rc4

in which the todo list got a lot shorter

I wasn't planning to make an -rc4 release, but I made Ubuntu build fixes on the main branch that felt valuable to include. Three things have changed; it's now built against the distro packaged OBS Studio, a build is added for Ubuntu 26.04, and Arm binaries have been added. This should make the Ubuntu packages usable for most people. They may even work with the OBS Project's PPA builds, but I haven't tested this.

PTZ Controls v0.19.0-rc4 is a substantial reliability and feature update, with the headline change being much more robust ONVIF camera support. It also adds a per-camera connection indicator, hotkeys for relative preset recall, a collapsible dock splitter, and more crash-resistant config saving, alongside a large internal refactor that improves performance and lays groundwork for future work; fixes also cover ignored hotkey actions, a threading bug, and broken builds on Ubuntu and the latest macOS. This wasn't meant to need another rc — but a regression turned up that was silently dropping Ubuntu binaries from the release, and that felt worth fixing before calling this one done.

What's new

• Clearer connection status at a glance. Each camera in the device list now shows a status indicator so you can immediately see which ones are connected.
• ONVIF cameras are now more reliable to work with. The plugin keeps a live connection status for each camera and automatically reconnects if it drops, instead of silently going stale.
• New camera controls for ONVIF. You can now adjust focus and white balance, pick which media profile a camera uses, and set a custom speed multiplier for cameras whose pan/tilt/zoom speed doesn't match the ONVIF spec. Right-click the Home button to save the current position as its new "home".
• Preset recall hotkeys. You can now bind hotkeys to step through and recall presets relative to whichever one is currently selected.
• A visible collapsible splitter in the dock, so you can hide/show the preview pane, with the collapsed state now remembered between sessions.
• Official Ubuntu ARM64 binaries. Ubuntu builds now also ship for aarch64, alongside the existing x86_64 build.
• Official Ubuntu 26.04 binaries, alongside the existing 24.04 build.

Fixes

• Camera actions (hotkey-triggered PTZ moves) no longer get silently ignored in some cases.
• Fixed several ONVIF compatibility issues that could cause cameras to fail to connect, drop connection, or lose their presets — including timestamp sync problems, malformed requests to some camera firmwares, and stale addresses being cached.
• Configuration is now saved more robustly (via OBS's own save hook) so changes aren't lost if OBS closes unexpectedly.
• Fixed a crash-adjacent reference-counting bug and a threading issue that could cause UI updates to happen off the main thread.
• Fixed builds on Ubuntu and the latest macOS.
• Fixed a bug where the release process could silently drop Ubuntu binaries: .deb filenames only encoded CPU architecture, so builds for different Ubuntu versions on the same architecture collided and overwrote each other during packaging. Filenames now include the Ubuntu release they were built for (e.g. obs-ptz-0.19.0-x86_64-linux-gnu-ubuntu24.04.deb), so every build gets a distinct, correctly-populated download.
• Fixed the Ubuntu build depending on an external PPA that doesn't publish ARM64 packages, which could leave the build silently using the wrong OBS version. Ubuntu builds now consistently use the distro-packaged OBS Studio on every architecture.

Under the hood

A large portion of this release is internal cleanup and refactoring of how device configuration and state are stored — this shouldn't be user-visible, but it improves performance (the device list is faster with many cameras) and sets up the codebase for future features.

Thanks

Thanks to Jonatã Bolzan Loss, Eddy Weiz, Trouffman, and BitRate27 for contributing to this release.

Full Changelog: v0.18.2...v0.19.0-rc4

Checksums

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PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.19.0-rc2

in which lots got fixed and the todo list got shorter.

PTZ Controls v0.19.0-rc2 is a substantial reliability and feature update, with the headline change being much more robust ONVIF camera support. It also adds a per-camera connection indicator, hotkeys for relative preset recall, a collapsible dock splitter, and more crash-resistant config saving, alongside a large internal refactor that improves performance and lays groundwork for future work; fixes also cover ignored hotkey actions, a threading bug, and broken builds on Ubuntu and the latest macOS

What's new

• Clearer connection status at a glance. Each camera in the device list now shows a status indicator so you can immediately see which ones are connected.
• ONVIF cameras are now more reliable to work with. The plugin keeps a live connection status for each camera and automatically reconnects if it drops, instead of silently going stale.
• New camera controls for ONVIF. You can now adjust focus and white balance, pick which media profile a camera uses, and set a custom speed multiplier for cameras whose pan/tilt/zoom speed doesn't match the ONVIF spec. Right-click the Home button to save the current position as its new "home".
• Preset recall hotkeys. You can now bind hotkeys to step through and recall presets relative to whichever one is currently selected.
• A visible collapsible splitter in the dock, so you can hide/show the preview pane, with the collapsed state now remembered between sessions.

Fixes

• Camera actions (hotkey-triggered PTZ moves) no longer get silently ignored in some cases.
• Fixed several ONVIF compatibility issues that could cause cameras to fail to connect, drop connection, or lose their presets — including timestamp sync problems, malformed requests to some camera firmwares, and stale addresses being cached.
• Configuration is now saved more robustly (via OBS's own save hook) so changes aren't lost if OBS closes unexpectedly.
• Fixed a crash-adjacent reference-counting bug and a threading issue that could cause UI updates to happen off the main thread.
• Fixed builds on Ubuntu and the latest macOS.

Under the hood

A large portion of this release is internal cleanup and refactoring of how device configuration and state are stored — this shouldn't be user-visible, but it improves performance (the device list is faster with many cameras) and sets up the codebase for future features.

Thanks

Thanks to Jonatã Bolzan Loss, Eddy Weiz, Trouffman, and BitRate27 for contributing to this release.

Full Changelog: v0.18.2...v0.19.0-rc2

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PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.19.0-rc1

Pre release supporting OBS Studio 32.2. Please test

Checksums

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PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.18.3-rc1

in which we get small quality of life improvements

This is a maintenance prerelease to fix a few bugs, merge some outstanding interface updates and fix a build failure on MacOS 26. This release will work with OBS Studio versions 31 and 32. Older releases are no longer officially supported. Serial port users may experience issues on OBS Studio 32 as the QSerialPort library is built against an older version of Qt than used by OBS Studio 32.

For Windows users, the installer is recommended. If you're using the zip file, you need to unpack it to the new OBS Plugins directory c:\programdata\obs-studio\plugins. It will not work in c:\Program Files\obs-studio

Please test and report back any issues.

What's Changed

• Fixed build on MacOS 26 by @Trouffman and @glikely
• Dead code removal by @glikely
• Ensure frontend events are processed in the UI thread @EdueskaWeiz
• Fix OBSData reference counting by @EdueskaWeiz
• ui: Make controls/camera list splitter collapsable by @BitRate27
• Add connection status indicator to camera list @EdueskaWeiz

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PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.18.2

in which OBS Studio 32 starts working

This is a maintenance release to fix support for OBS Studio 32. This release will work with OBS Studio versions 31 and 32. Older releases are no longer officially supported.

For Windows users, the installer is recommended. If you're using the zip file, you need to unpack it to the new OBS Plugins directory c:\programdata\obs-studio\plugins. It will not work in c:\Program Files\obs-studio

What's Changed

• Update to obs studio 31.1.1 by @glikely in #284

Checksums

obs-ptz-0.18.2-macos-universal.pkg: 172b5a2a37f415abf7510a5d6705022808decd3b1af33f5334fd1a8454965720
obs-ptz-0.18.2-source.tar.xz: ed9e527b2977faa7700a14ede5f39f0d36b0cf2665bfa18bcc0328c702c2f551
obs-ptz-0.18.2-windows-x64-Installer.exe: 0d27b27ca0f96185abc4a3a964ef102174cddde381c030ddc58a2d0f015b2054
obs-ptz-0.18.2-windows-x64.zip: 7e95a29a4d1ccdd6379eb248599d637b1e6f55ba28a26040e2fc0941947cce34
obs-ptz-0.18.2-x86_64-linux-gnu-dbgsym.ddeb: 7ba07c0542d826cd2931fe304676cd2af6aca5cbd55b25dbce8045fd07f0d952
obs-ptz-0.18.2-x86_64-linux-gnu.deb: c2ee362d842c95907d658da7310bd47f97164ba80b9503c1f54580d9cc7f7dae

Full Changelog: v0.18.1...v0.18.2

PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.18.2-rc1

in which OBS Studio 32 starts working

This is a maintenance release to fix support for OBS Studio 32. This release will work with OBS Studio versions 31 and 32. Older releases are no longer officially supported.

Checksums

obs-ptz-0.18.2-macos-universal.pkg: 04f9eca7a52b911fdb4f61118861025a70730f5f8647fa55f2a790883df94da9
obs-ptz-0.18.2-source.tar.xz: 74795e20b24dfdd48fb6cb0b49b0aeceaccde004518730be336f59a7556ebf8b
obs-ptz-0.18.2-windows-x64-Installer.exe: 68a08f42eab7d140bb3c3caddaf9118ba65545ad545101468f26e2f0171d7385
obs-ptz-0.18.2-windows-x64.zip: 244f71c3fcd3e649490e54a7521ba2554e38a24304b8fbd40c9afc7b81ea6880
obs-ptz-0.18.2-x86_64-linux-gnu-dbgsym.ddeb: 74669fc36f203004516c2c5d34548d29d29c5bb31e4bd72531fa73181af86d54
obs-ptz-0.18.2-x86_64-linux-gnu.deb: caf3970c18d22cc4d5b6c103b573fffe8d689290eb23da5bb81e1e7739da217f

PTZ Camera Control for OBS v0.18.1

in which Dutch is added

That is all

Note: There are two separate installers for Windows. One that works with OBS Studio 31.0.4 and earlier, and another that works with the OBS Studio 31.1.0 release candidate. Make sure you install the correct one.

Checksums

obs-ptz-0.18.1-macos-universal.pkg: 00b61e72dd77ec811d35ff63248759ec48956e1d9128f6de7faa9b38d7c840a0
obs-ptz-0.18.1-source.tar.xz: fa9119fa36b2358404c380c2edac64e2563b6f09ac6d017092f24b90a00300bb
obs-ptz-0.18.1-windows-x64-Installer.exe: dfa368525e762b8a600d047f3ea87f28d47c41de97604e362b65eb8504bbe1ad
obs-ptz-0.18.1-windows-x64.zip: b5a565bcd43428d94fc208257193b140e90207d1f6fbbf1c33a96e655a8392ea
obs-ptz-0.18.1-x86_64-linux-gnu-dbgsym.ddeb: 290787c81a8348f2edf2cee7108188251948a028217fc2d61b5c075a78156766
obs-ptz-0.18.1-x86_64-linux-gnu.deb: da905b26f7880967860db013e646799afd4cd5d4208c21a9d716354ca5a50f3f

Full Changelog: v0.18.0...v0.18.1