Like inputs, if a group is ungrouped, the group itself is not removed.
What actually happens is the removal of the last scene item triggers
a destroy, just like with inputs.
This modifies the old signal selection in favor of falling back
to the destroy signal if an object is not explicitly removed.
This commit cleans up a bunch of code in the event handler,
making it much easier to understand (IMO). I feel much better
about how we handle connecting and disconnecting callbacks. Before,
we were actually allowing a bunch of callbacks to stay connected and
get cleaned up. Now, we actually properly disconnect them.
* Implement filter requests
* Fix CreateSourceFilter
* Implement most Filter events
* build against 27.1.3
* Update main.yml
* SourceFilterNameChanged rename
* revert main.yml changes
* rename SourceFilterCreated and revert CI changes
* cleanup
* Base: Various cleanups + fix -Werror
* Base: A few nitpicks/fixes
* requesthandler: Fix CreateSourceFilter
* utils: Fix CreateSourceFilter
Use obs_source_t* instead of OBSSourceAutoRelease to prevent double
release
* requesthandler: Remove filterIndex from CreateSourceFilter
The purpose of sceneItemEnabled in CreateSceneItem is to hide the
scene item while we still hold the scene mutex (guaranteeing the input
will never be shown). Since we don't hold a mutex when creating
filters, there's no reason to do any extra steps.
* requesthandler: Validate input/filter kinds in *DefaultSettings
Co-authored-by: tt2468 <tt2468@gmail.com>
This is probably one of the most requested features for obs-websocket.
This currently works by firing an event to all explicit subscribers
with an array of all active audio sources every **60 milliseconds.**
The `inputLevelsMul` field follows this data format:
Base: [Channel, Channel]
Channel: [magnitude (mul), peak (mul), input_peak (mul)]
*Not Muted* *Muted*
Example: [[0.3, 0.5, 0.9], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]]
(input_peak is the actual peak value, before volume adjustment.)
You may notice that the values are only in mul. This is because we are
trying to cut down on bandwidth. dB values can be calculated using this
formula:
`dB = 20.0 * log10(mul)`
- Implements a WIP ObsWebSocketApi, for obs-websocket-api.h. Events are
finished, but requests are not.
- Some logging improvements
- A bit of code cleanup around the plugin
- Adds variables to execution types SERIAL_REALTIME and SERIAL_FRAME
- Pass by reference where copy is unnecessary
- Start WebSocket server after OBS finishes loading instead of on
plugin load
- Merge WebSocketProtocol into WebSocketServer
- Having them separated was not doing anything productive
- Request: Move SessionPtr to RequestHandler
- Less copying to do for batch requests
- Fully modularize EventHandler
- Make BroadcastEvent a stored callback that WebSocketServer sets
- Return early on high volume events to avoid unnecessary compute
- These events will only generate a json object when it is actually
needed
