Richard Stanway

I would like to see some performance tests to make sure this isn't going to cause issues. Since this is run before the `too_many_repeated_entries` check, a spamming ffmpeg device for...

This seems unnecessary as a program-wide option. Your version control needs seems better suited by a pre-commit hook, e.g. https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks#pretty-format-json

For those having the issue, could you try opening Device Manager and view hidden devices, and screenshot what's available along with your OBS 29.1 beta log? After that, try removing...

> Problem still exists with 29.1.1 Follow the steps in https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/issues/8181#issuecomment-1519167663

Your log shows it's still finding a Samsung monitor from somewhere. Did you try rebooting after removing the disconnected devices?

A crash when using custom output was reported on Discord (https://discord.com/channels/348973006581923840/374636084883095554/1087384798894501939) ``` if (!codecs || IsCustomService()) { const char *output; char **output_codecs; obs_enum_output_types_with_protocol(QT_TO_UTF8(protocol), &output, return_first_id); output_codecs = strlist_split( obs_get_output_supported_video_codecs(output), ';',...

What do you think about sending `Accept-Encoding: zstd` and decompression of `Content-Encoding: zstd` for non-patch files? Basically we'd be implementing our own decompression again like we previously had for gzip,...

That should work. Technically we shouldn't even need to keep the uncompressed versions around but I suspect there will be users behind corporate MITM proxies that strip unknown content-encodings etc....

Nit: The commit prefix should be "obs-filters"

Your Windows 10 install may be out of date if it's missing this API, try running the Update Assistant. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/windows-10-update-assistant-3550dfb2-a015-7765-12ea-fba2ac36fb3f