If the user selected the "default" device for audio capture on mac, it
would no longer be able to be switched to another device due to the
"default_device" variable being set.
Adds the ability to upload crash reports, making it easier for users to
give us crash data. This should be considered a temporarily solution,
as automated crash reporting should be the ideal solution as soon as
time permits.
Adds a "has_prefix" parameter to delete_oldest_file and get_last_log in
order to determine whether the file has a prefix when parsing its
timestamp. For example, crash logs are prefixed with "Crash", and thus
it was unable to get the timestamp because it couldn't parse the
filename correctly due to that fact.
Saves a bit of bandwidth when the update module just updates binaries
for the specific architecture being updated. Especially true when
libcef needs to be updated.
This is just for the update module -- allows us the ability to
seamlessly update the program to VC2017 and seamlessly install Visual
C++ 2017 redistributables without potential issues that could be caused
by GPL usage for the update module.
If a config file value is set to a blank value, the value would not be
set and the default value would be used. This fixes a bug where the
user would try to remove the replay buffer prefix, only to have the
prefix be added again next time they start the program.
The cutoff hack was added many, many years ago as recommended by
Konverter. Since then, there has been much work on the AAC encoder, so
this hack should no longer be necessary.
The windows media foundation H264 encoders have been deprecated for over
a year, and microsoft's media foundation AAC encoder has had a continued
issue with occasional random audio glitches. The FFmpeg AAC encoder has
had recent development, and is more than sufficient to be able to handle
the task of encoding in terms of both quality and performance, so it's
better just to use the FFmpeg encoder from here on out.
As this plugin is no longer needed, for the next year or two it'll still
be compiled and included, but as a blank plugin that does nothing. The
reason why it's still being included as a blank no-operation plugin is
to overwrite older versions of the plugin. That way if a user installs
a newer OBS version over an older one, it won't load up the older win-mf
plugin where the encoders still were enabled.
This also fixes some rarely reported media foundation crashes that can
happen on startup.
