Fixes a bug where removing quick transitions with no hotkey would
unintentionally remove the "start streaming" hotkey. Hotkeys must be
initialized to OBS_INVALID_HOTKEY_ID (-1) instead of 0. Hotkeys should
really be one-based rather than zero-based.
This was triggered by openning a fullscreen projector and trying to alt
tab. The projector was still on top but the first click on a KDE system
was returning a NULL activeWindow.
Normally on macOS, scrollbars are supposed to appear/disappear as you
scroll, but they would be on top of the content you're scrolling.
However, Qt has a bug where if you apply a custom theme to scroll bars,
they no longer disappear. This causes things under the scrollbar (such
as the lock icons in the sources list) to disappear under the scrollbar,
because macOS normally expects those scrollbars to face out. This fixes
that issue by adding a space to the end of the sources list box items to
allow space for the scrollbar.
In commit 57f8c5e3, a stretch spacer was put in to the filter window UI,
which was meant to be used when there's no video for the source.
However, it was always put in, and would stretch the layout even when
there was video. This fixes that issue by only inserting a stretch
spacer when there's no video for the source.
When a user adds an item (either by adding or copying an item), select
it. Fixes a bug with copying and pasting sources where the pasted
source will not have the copied transform applied to it.
Due to reports of issues with Windows 7, if the user is on windows
version 7 or below, set the default for "Browser Source Hardware
Acceleration" to false instead of true. This ensures optimal user
experience and still allows those who had it working to continue using
it if they so choose.
Exact cause for this issue on Windows 7 is currently unknown.
This is a weird one. On KDE just clicking in the options or right
clicking the empty space areas of the mixer dock would trigger a layout
change.
This fixes mantis #1256
Sub-items would incorrectly calculate as having bounds of {0,0} - {0,0}
because it did not enumerate group sub-items, so group sub-items would
not snap correctly. This fixes group sub-item snapping so that bounds
of group sub-items are calculated, transformed by their group, and added
to the snapping boundary. Bounds of group sub-items will now snap as
though they were normal items.
The ability to use multiple separate QSV encoders was added in Pull
Request #1341 (commit 3a08e858a6).
This error message was left in place, so let's remove it now.
This hides the dock icon when minimizing OBS to the tray on OSX. This
also fixes the bugs with minimizing on startup (and hides the dock icon
correctly in that case as well).
Closesobsproject/obs-studio#1430
If a group's sub-item is selected in the list box and you select the
group via the preview, the sub-item would be deselected, but that
deselection would not be applied to the sub-item in the list box despite
being deselected.
When a group's transform was scaled down, that scale would not apply to
grabbing the handles of sub-items, so the "handle radius" would
incorrectly be miscalculated (the handle radius calculation for the
sub-item would be scaled down by the parent's scaling, making it too
small to grab). Instead of calculating relative to the current parent,
this fixes the issue by operating in screen space at all times.
Fixes a design flaw where if renaming a source, the source's name would
revert if you de-focused (clicked away) from the rename edit widget.
Instead, the functionality for revert should really only just be when
the user presses the Escape key.
Allows the ability to specify release candidate versions in the
whatsnew.json in order to allow startup information dialogs to be
displayed to the user which are specific to release candidates.
