Get lyrical 64 bit code#

Get lyrical 64 bit code#

Most of the infrastructure code is already there and is just missing little glue. It would mean adding the ability to save the pre-prepared list, adding those marked as playlists of multiple lyrics when selecting, and preparing ALL the songs in the list from the Source object. The blend would be to be able to dynamically prepare either a single lyric or a 'Playlist' using the Prepare Lyric source object. Right now you get either a pre-prepared LIST of songs that get paged through, or you can dynamically prepare one lyric per scene.

I think right now you pretty much have to do it one way or the other but not both. Question: Do you pre-prepare lyrics or dynamically load them with the Prepare Lyrics source object? One of my to-dos is to be sure the dynamic load method using the source object is somehow fully compatible with pre-prepared lyrics. Right now everything is working for our services and I and afraid to mess with it too much. If I start down that road I will try to drag Lyrics along for the ride. It is a separate executable that I have considered turning into a dockable window for OBS later this summer. I don't have PTZOptics cameras and didn't like having to use the browser source to change presets anyway. The reason is, that iPeng doesnt come with Lyrics itself but it needs to get the Lyrics from you or, to be precise, from your Logitech Media Server(LMS)/. I have a nifty PTZ camera controller I wrote for OBS that drives our five cameras with 12 presets each (plus home) that are also dynamically loaded with source objects per scene. I can program in almost any language, but Lua was just readily available for OBS and easy. Maybe someday we can tackle the docking window. This started as a rather simple LUA script by Amirchev and evolved (feature crept) into not so simple a Lua script. I think to be a dockable panel it would have to be rewritten and compiled to use the OBS dev library. Thanks again for your hard work and I hope you can resolve these problems. I have done a reinstall of OBS, this did not change anything. Is it possible there are files floating around that need to be deleted? I have been able to get one lyric to display properly but problem 2 is very annoying since the lyrics text source name is added to the many irrelevant sources.Ī few months ago my colleague used an earlier version of the lyrics script I simply overwrote that version with 1.4.2. (I say 'first non-empty scene' because I put an empty scene at the top of the scene list but it was ignored and the behaviour remained the same.) When I first run the script all the sources - text and non-text - from the first non-empty scene populate the 'text source' drop down none of these sources are for lyrics. tudio/data/obs-plugins/frontend-tools/scripts/a:954: attempt to concatenate local 'suffix' (a nil value)

Failed to call button_prop_clicked for button_prop_clicked. I am bringing up a new topic.įirst, thanks for your lyrics script, I look forward to using it in our church services. I'm new to this forum so I apologize if I am contacting you unconventionally.