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v0.1.4

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@github-actions github-actions released this 23 Oct 19:42

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.4

SceneDeck 0.1.4 (F-Droid)

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@github-actions github-actions released this 23 Oct 14:52

Settings reliability: updated AndroidX DataStore to 1.3.0, fixing a rare case where a screen could keep showing an outdated setting right after it was changed.

SceneDeck 0.1.3 (F-Droid)

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@github-actions github-actions released this 23 Oct 14:04

Fixes from real-OBS end-to-end testing: scene renames update the deck and keep curation; Stats use the OBS canvas frame rate; Doctor no longer stops on removed scenes or flags video sources; no duplicate onboarding profiles; landscape navigation rail; Retry now while reconnecting; notification shows LIVE/REC; full-width T-bar; Settings adds layout density, audio allow-list and meter refresh.

SceneDeck 0.1.2 (F-Droid)

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@github-actions github-actions released this 18 Oct 20:28

Smaller, faster release build: R8 code and resource shrinking is now enabled. F-Droid builds are reproducible and match the upstream-signed APK.

SceneDeck 0.1.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 03 Oct 20:40

SceneDeck turns your Android phone or tablet into a remote control deck for OBS Studio.

Download and install

Download scenedeck-android-release.apk from Assets below and open it on your Android device. Allow installation from your browser or file manager when Android prompts you. The APK is signed and supports Android 9 or newer.

The .aab file is for app-store distribution; use the APK for direct installation. SHA256SUMS contains checksums for both files.

Included in 0.1.0

  • Scene switching, scene search, and a curated Deck.
  • Audio mixer with live meters, mute, faders, and channel locks.
  • Stream, recording, virtual camera, and Studio Mode controls.
  • Live output timers and performance statistics.
  • Saved OBS connections, QR pairing, themes, home-screen widgets, and optional background connection.

Connect to OBS

  1. Use OBS Studio 28 or newer on your computer.
  2. Enable Tools → WebSocket Server Settings, choose a password, and use port 4455.
  3. Connect your Android device to a network that can reach that computer.
  4. In SceneDeck, open More → Connections, add the computer's address, port, and password, then test and connect.

Your scene curation remains local; SceneDeck does not modify the OBS scene collection.

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