Please submit a GitHub issue with some details on your setup!

For what it's worth, Logitech made that contribution well before they bought Streamlabs

Maybe they too were confused and thought they were cutting a cheque to a subsidary, not a different OS project? ;)

Interesting it was transferred in May 2019 and they bought Streamlabs in September 2019. I had not seen that.

Perhaps they were confused about the association between projects as well.

Lightstream has also been around and doing the same thing for so long that they rebranded once form their old name Infiniscene

We have a great relationship with the Xsplit folks and they even sponsored the project for a year when we launched our OpenCollective :)

You can export your entire scene collection to a json file and import it on another computer.

If you keep all of your media and such in the same folder, then the new Missing Files dialog on startup will also auto detect every source after you point one to the new location.

Arcade is like a quick match menu for finding a game to play.

You can share any screen or desktop from the main app and have friends connect

Have you tried Discords GoLive sharing?

That requires that viewers use Discord, which may cause problems for some, even though Discord is huge anymore.

The posted solution requires only a web browser for the viewer, and OBS for the streamer.

Yup that was the point :) In the future configuration of the server will become easier as well!

Yeah currently the OC funds are mainly used for expenses, such as a community developer needing a piece of hardware to add or work on support for something, hosting fees, etc.

I think a few bounties have been given out as well, but there isn't an entirely formal process for those yet.

There was a plugin available for a few years now, but as of this release (Version 26.0) there is official support for it out of the box

> It also has built in features for directly streaming to twitch/youtube/etc and skipping OBS entirely.

This is not true lol

Sorry, you're correct. The stream to twitch/youtube/etc is part of Nvidia's Geforce experience, which Nvidia Broadcast can tie into.