Rodney

I've finally figured out what is happening and it is indeed my fault for not looking at the buffered writer from the ffmpeg muxer with enough thought. It requires any...

@ImAciidz Thanks for all your help testing this, I updated it now to fix the writer issue that would prevent finalisation (and in theory, very high bitrate video) from working...

Did some refactoring and fixes, alongside a few new features: - Multitrack video is now theoretically supported - Added support for chapter markers + Added `add_chapter(string chapter_name)` proc handler to...

Updated again, now with support for file splitting (automatic or manual). With that it's almost at feature parity with the current (fragmented) MP4 output, the only thing missing afaik is...

With yesterday's updates Opus audio is now also supported, meaning we've reached feature parity with the existing MP4 output via the ffmpeg muxer. I've now updated the UI part so...

The asynchronous part is working as intended, it's just there to load image files on demand rather than all upfront. It does not rescan the folder, and that's not what...

Also would echo the sentiment that calling it `ertmp` is misleading as its not part of that spec, and is in theory protocol-agnostic, e.g. it could be used with MoQ...

Updated with some cleanup and included https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/pull/10534/commits/a53e4b1b7a4e5bae8652af0926246d530ce59566 to see if Flatpak will work.

I should be able to fix the lossless thing relatively easily. And as Ryan mentioned texture encoders will need #10567 merged to work again, but that should be done soon™...

Linux texture encoding and lossless mode for H.264 should work again now.