&cutscene
Specifies an OBS cut scene to switch to when the bitrate drops below a threshold
&lowbitratescene
Example:
&cutscene=ObsSceneNameValue | Description |
|---|---|
(OBS scene name) | The name of the OBS scene |
You can use the IRL-related command called
&cutscene to specify an OBS cut scene to switch to when the bitrate drops below a threshold and return to the original scene when the bitrate recovers. (assuming the cut scene is active; it won't switch back from a scene that isn't the cut away scene)The default bitrate threshold is 300-kbps, but you can use the existing
&bitratecutoff=N option to specify a custom one. Using &cutscene with &bitratecutoff will override the behaviour of &bitratecutoff's other features. It won't start triggering until the bitrate has hit at least the threshold once. to use:https://vdo.ninja/?push=XXX
https://vdo.ninja/?view=XXX&controlobs&bitratecutoff=300&cutscene=FML&remote
You can of course use this with
&controlobs&remote, to have the publisher change the scenes dynamically, and see what the current OBS scene is (if still connected).Note that the OBS Browser source needs the permissions to be set to high, to give VDO.Ninja permissions to change scenes.
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