Wellington Estevo
Wellington Estevo
I had the same problem. Only solved by deactivating all audio sources from win-capture-audio. I posted some log files to the obs sup forum. https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/obs-regularly-crashes-whats-wrong-with-my-setup.152600/
Haha ok, it was just kind of a strange behaviour while working with the numeric values.
Thanks for the explanation @teward I followed @bjoe2k4 advice and managed to configure the reverse proxy for webadmin, there I easily implemented all the headers mentioned by me. I'm using...
I solved this with a custom filter: 1. Go to "Edit filters" and add a new one 2. Click the checkbox "Supress leading placeholder" 3. Insert this code: `CHAR_LENGTH($CURRENT_FIELD) >...
The way it's working right now is actually intended. So parsing "The.Office.US..." to "The Office US" is correct But that's not your expectation correct? How would you expect to access...
Yeah, I get your expectation, that's the reason why I initially made the release parser ;D I'm still thinking about this
Thanks for the code and yes, it's a good point to catch some words (like "the") before the country code. I'll dive a little bit into it to check for...
So, I'm finally implementing this. Gonna add "country" as a new field. Your code really helped, adapted it to JS and PHP, tests are looking good.
Done with latest release https://github.com/pr0pz/scene-release-parser/releases/tag/v1.5.0
Hi ZarTek, The Sub language is not the actual language of the release, so this shouldn't be parsed as such.