- Supported Bit Versions
- 32-bit, 64-bit
- Source Code URL
- https://github.com/WarmUpTill/SceneSwitcher
- Minimum OBS Studio Version
- 27.0.0
- Supported Platforms
- Windows, Mac OS X, Linux
- Contexts 3 6 2 – Fast Window Switcher System
- Contexts 3 6 2 – Fast Window Switcher Module
- Contexts 3 6 2 – Fast Window Switcher Kit
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Nov 05, 2019 A context is the contents of a CPU's registers and program counter at any point in time. Context switching can happen due to the following reasons: When a process of high priority comes in the ready state. In this case, the execution of the running process should be stopped and the higher priority process should be given the CPU for execution. BUT, a real system invokes overhead for every context switch, and the smaller the time quantum the more context switches there are. Valley 1 0 – first person adventure & action game. ( See Figure 6.4 below. ( See Figure 6.4 below. ) Most modern systems use time quantum between 10 and 100 milliseconds, and context switch times on the order of 10 microseconds, so the overhead is small relative to.
This plug-in is based on the built in scene switcher. It extends its functionality by adding the following:- audio based scene switching (Audio tab)
- media based scene switching (Media tab)
- system time based scene switching (Time tab)
- sequence of automated scene switches (Scene Sequence tab)
- cursor position based scene switching (Region)
- the option to switch to a scene after detection of being idle (Idle tab)
- executable based scene switching (Executable tab)
- file content based scene switching (File)
- improvements for the window title based scene switching (full-screen / maximized detection, ignore windows)
- the ability select a different transition for each automated switch case (Transitions tab)
- automatically pause the scene switcher based on scene or window title
- hotkey to start and stop the scene switcher
- trigger actions on scene change
- and more ..
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Settings configuration:
Below is a short description on how to set up an automated scene switch if the output of a video source has not changed for a specified duration.
I assume the plugin is installed so let's open the settings.
To do so go Tools -> Advanced Scene Switcher.
You will end up on the 'General' tab of the plugin.
Here we can make sure that the plugin is running by clicking the 'Start' button if necessary.
Next we switch to the Macro tab to set up our automated scene switch. (1)
Here we add a new macro by clicking the plus symbol on the lower left (2) and enter a name for our new macro.
Now we have to add the condition we want to trigger the automated scene switch by clicking the corresponding plus symbol (1) and selecting the type of the condition we want to use (2).
As we want use video based scene switching we select the type 'Video'.
The next step is to configure the settings of this condition.
We select the video source we want to monitor (1) and the type of monitoring we want to take place (2).
For this particular use case we choose 'hos not changed'.
Finally we add the time constraint by pressing the small clock icon (3).
For the time constraint we specify the type of constraint (1) we want to choose and specify the duration (2).
In this case we select 'For at least' and '3 seconds'.
As a last step we have to specify the action that has to be performed if the condition we specified above is true.
To do this we have to add a new action to our macro by pressing the plus button in the lower middle of the macro tab.
The default action that is chose is already our desired one - 'Switch scene' - so we do not have to adjust the type of the action.
However we have to select the scene we want to switch to (1) the transition type we want to use (2) and the duration of the transition (3).
(The duration can be left at '0' to use whatever is configured as the current transition duration)
Now everything should be set up and the scene should be switch accordingly.
You can access the advanced scene switcher the same way you access the built-in scene switcher, by opening the Tools menu and selecting Advanced Scene Switcher.I assume the plugin is installed so let's open the settings.
To do so go Tools -> Advanced Scene Switcher.
You will end up on the 'General' tab of the plugin.
Here we can make sure that the plugin is running by clicking the 'Start' button if necessary.
Next we switch to the Macro tab to set up our automated scene switch. (1)
Here we add a new macro by clicking the plus symbol on the lower left (2) and enter a name for our new macro.
Now we have to add the condition we want to trigger the automated scene switch by clicking the corresponding plus symbol (1) and selecting the type of the condition we want to use (2).
As we want use video based scene switching we select the type 'Video'.
The next step is to configure the settings of this condition.
We select the video source we want to monitor (1) and the type of monitoring we want to take place (2).
For this particular use case we choose 'hos not changed'.
Finally we add the time constraint by pressing the small clock icon (3).
For the time constraint we specify the type of constraint (1) we want to choose and specify the duration (2).
In this case we select 'For at least' and '3 seconds'.
As a last step we have to specify the action that has to be performed if the condition we specified above is true.
To do this we have to add a new action to our macro by pressing the plus button in the lower middle of the macro tab.
The default action that is chose is already our desired one - 'Switch scene' - so we do not have to adjust the type of the action.
However we have to select the scene we want to switch to (1) the transition type we want to use (2) and the duration of the transition (3).
(The duration can be left at '0' to use whatever is configured as the current transition duration)
Now everything should be set up and the scene should be switch accordingly.
When opening the plug-in you will land on the 'General' tab.
Here you can configure general settings like ..
- The status of the plug-in (active / inactive)
- The priority of the different scene switching methods
- What to do if no match was found
- Save and load settings
Contexts 3 6 2 – Fast Window Switcher System
In the following it will be described how to add a scene switching entry on the Media tab as an example.There are of course many additional ways you configure the plug-in but the steps all are pretty similar.
Each tab will also contain a short description of what it can be used for if nothing is configured.
First let's switch to the Media settings of the plug-in by selecting the corresponding tab (1).
Then click the highlighted plus symbol to add a new entry.
The new entry now has to be configured by selecting the media source which should be monitored, selecting the state that should trigger a scene change, optionally a time restriction and finally the scene which should be switched to and the transition that should be used.
If you have configured everything it should look something like this.
Note that incomplete entries - e.g. if no transition was selected - will not trigger scene changes.
You can of course add multiple entries for each scene switching methods, so let us add another one:
Note that the order of the scene switching entries plays a role.
The list of entries will be checked from top to bottom, meaning that the highest entry in the list will have the highest priority.
You can of course change the order of existing entries by selecting the entry in the list you want to move and pressing the up and down arrows.
Once you have configured everything to your liking make sure to switch back to the General tab(1) and start the scene switcher, if it is not yet active.
To do so press the 'Start' button and check that the status says that the plug-in is currently active(2).
Now your configured entries will take effect and automated scene switching will start! :)
You can also set a hotkey to start or stop the scene switcher the settings of OBS.
Installing the plugin:
Contexts 3 6 2 – Fast Window Switcher Module
Recommended: Run the provided installer. (You might have to click 'More info' and select 'Run anyway' if it is blocked by Windows)
Alternatively manually copy the '
It is usually located at '
Install the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2019, if you have not done so already.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads
64bit: vc_redist.x64.exe
32:bit: vc_redist.x86.exe
Alternatively manually copy the '
obs-plugins' and 'data' folders in the respective OBS Studio installation directory.It is usually located at '
C:Program Files (x86)obs-studio'.Install the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2019, if you have not done so already.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads
64bit: vc_redist.x64.exe
32:bit: vc_redist.x86.exe
Recommended: Run the provided installer. (You might have to right click and select 'open' if it is blocked)
Not recommended: Alternatively manually extract the advanced-scene-switcher.so file and data folder from the
.. right click the OBS app inside your Applications folder and choose 'Show Package Contents'.
Copy the advanced-scene-switcher.so file to '
.. or copy the advanced-scene-switcher.so file to
And the 'data' folder to '
Not recommended: Alternatively manually extract the advanced-scene-switcher.so file and data folder from the
SceneSwitcher.pkg file and either .... right click the OBS app inside your Applications folder and choose 'Show Package Contents'.
Copy the advanced-scene-switcher.so file to '
Contents/Plugins' and the 'data' folder to 'Contents/Resources'... or copy the advanced-scene-switcher.so file to
Library/Application Support/obs-studio/plugins/advanced-scene-switcher/bin/.And the 'data' folder to '
Library/Application Support/obs-studio/plugins/advanced-scene-switcher/'.Note that the plugin has dependencies to:
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Optional:
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If you are using snap you can install the following package for an OBS installation which comes bundled with the plugin:
The plugin is also available via the Flatpak package manager for users who installed OBS via Flatpak:
If you have installed OBS via other means, it is most likely necessary to install the plugin manually.
To do so copy the advanced-scene-switcher.so file and into the OBS Studio plugin folder.
The location of this folder can vary, so you might have to look around a bit.
Examples are ..
Unfortunately the expected location of the locale, which can be found in the data folder, can vary also.
The data folder, usually should be copied to:
If this does not work you can try to copy the 'locale' folder found inside the data folder to:
In doubt, please check where other 'en-US.ini' files are located on your system.
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libXss*
libopencv-imgproc*
libopencv-objdetectOptional:
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libXtst*
libcurlIf you are using snap you can install the following package for an OBS installation which comes bundled with the plugin:
sudo snap install obs-studioThe plugin is also available via the Flatpak package manager for users who installed OBS via Flatpak:
flatpak install com.obsproject.Studio.Plugin.SceneSwitcherIf you have installed OBS via other means, it is most likely necessary to install the plugin manually.
To do so copy the advanced-scene-switcher.so file and into the OBS Studio plugin folder.
The location of this folder can vary, so you might have to look around a bit.
Examples are ..
/usr/lib/obs-plugins//usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/obs-plugins//usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/~/.config/obs-studio/plugins/advanced-scene-switcher/bin/64bit/~/.local/share/flatpak/app/com.obsproject.Studio/x86_64/stable/active/files/lib/obs-plugins//var/lib/flatpak/app/com.obsproject.Studio/x86_64/stable/active/files/lib/obs-plugins/Unfortunately the expected location of the locale, which can be found in the data folder, can vary also.
The data folder, usually should be copied to:
~/.config/obs-studio/plugins/advanced-scene-switcher/If this does not work you can try to copy the 'locale' folder found inside the data folder to:
/usr/share/obs/obs-plugins/advanced-scene-switcher/locale~/.local/share/flatpak/app/com.obsproject.Studio/x86_64/stable/active/files/share/obs/obs-plugins/advanced-scene-switcher/locale/var/lib/flatpak/app/com.obsproject.Studio/x86_64/stable/active/files/share/obs/obs-plugins/advanced-scene-switcher/localeIn doubt, please check where other 'en-US.ini' files are located on your system.
Contexts 3 6 2 – Fast Window Switcher Kit
Additional Information and Notes:
If you want to build the plug-in yourself the source is available here.
Please report any problems you experience using this plug-in here, on GitHub or send me a direct message.
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