How to use with Streamlink?
I added the full file path to the Streamlink GUI like I did for Chatty and when I open it, the client opens but it doesn't launch into the channel's chatroom like Chatty does with Streamlink. Is there any way to make Tc do so?
I'd also like to know how to have the "Streamlink" button open the stream using MPV rather than VLC.
I'd also like to know how to have the "Streamlink" button open the stream using MPV rather than VLC.
That's managed by streamlink, not tc.
I added the full file path to the Streamlink GUI like I did for Chatty and when I open it, the client opens but it doesn't launch into the channel's chatroom like Chatty does with Streamlink. Is there any way to make Tc do so?
Currently only streamlink/livestreamer themselves (i.e. no things that extend them) are supported. Is the call to the streamlink twitch gui simillar to normal streamlink?
there is no command line options currently written for tc that would allow an external program, such as streamlink, to pass data to tc itself, which is why you cant simply clink a link and join the channel on tc. I wrote a PR that would create a weblink for tc, but it is still open, not sure if @mccxiv has had the chance to even look it over yet. but if that was implemented it would make it so you can click a link in streamlink and have it join the channel in tc
If I'm understanding correctly, yeah this feature is coming thanks to @scsddeputy 's PR.
I'll review it this week
If it passes review, how long would it be before it's added?
it depends on if there are other features that need to be added, if there arent any additional features, it can be released as soon as the PR is accepted and merged, if there are others to add it could be a day or two
Alright then, hope it's approved soon.
So... I take it that the feature was a bust then?
pull request is still pending, not sure if its going to be implemented or not?
So the launch parameter is --channel="channel name" and it works, but only if the app is closed. Launching the app again with the parameter does nothing.