PTZ Controls 0.19.2

I'm getting close to making the next major release of PTZ Controls. There are huge changes coming that will make the plugin much more functional and easier to manage. I want to make sure all the translations are accurate before I make the release. If you speak any language other than English, please head over to Crowdin and correct any errors that you see. Most of the strings have been pre-populated with generated translations, so I expect there will be some errors in there. Here is the project page:

PTZ Controls for OBS Studio — Translation Project on Crowdin

Help us translate PTZ Controls for OBS Studio and bring it to the world!

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To help you out, I've also tagged a pre-release so you can see the strings in context. Back up your obs-ptz config file before installing the new one as it changes the configuration file format. You can find it here:

Releases · glikely/obs-ptz

PTZ Controls (for OBS Studio). Contribute to glikely/obs-ptz development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Reply on the discussion page if you run into any issues

This is a bug fix release. Anyone using the action source should upgrade immediately

I think I've finally solved the OBS Studio compatibility issues. With this release the plugin is no longer tightly bound to the version of Qt used in OBS Studio, so upgrades should no longer break the plugin. Other than that, this is just a minor point release with some bug fixes around serial port handling. Go forth and test.

New release today! Binaries on Windows and MacOS work with latest OBS Studio 32.2.1. Ubuntu binaries are available for both 24.04 and 26.04.

This is a maintenance release to support OBS Studio 32.0.1. There are no functional changes.

The new minimum supported version of OBS Studio for the released binaries is now 31.1.1

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I'm quite happy with this release. Not only does the plugin finally support localization with translations added for Portugese, Danish, German, French, and Norwegian, but there have been updates throughout the core code. Joystick buttons can now be mapped to any OBS hotkey. The VISCA protocol handling is more robust and should be better at reporting camera power and autofocus state. It is also the background work that was needed to start adding control of extended camera settings through the plugin. There is a sizable backlog of feature requests that were blocked on that work, so I'm hoping to get through some of those in the next release. The UI has been cleaned up, with more consistent layout and closer match to the style of the built in docks. The on-screen joystick has been simplified, and now gives visual feedback.

Thank you to everyone who helped with code, translations, and testing. I also love hearing about how you're using the plugin and what would make it work better in your environment. Keep those comments, patches and translations coming!

I'm getting ready to create a new release of PTZ controls. There are lots of reliability and cleanup changes in this release. You can read the full description on the 0.18.0-pre1 release page.

Most importantly the plugin now supports localization translations. I'll make the 0.18.0 release in about two weeks. Before then, if you want to have PTZ Controls translated into your own language, please head over to the Crowdin project page and provide any translations that you are able to, or proofread to make sure the current translations are accurate.

I've just added support for internationalization to the plugin so it can be used in other languages. Unfortunately, English is the only language I actually speak, so I need help from here. Would you be able to help translate OBS Studio into other languages?

I've set up a translation project on Crowdin. It should be easy to go to that site and start translating the plugin strings into other languages.

PTZ Controls for OBS Studio — Translation Project on Crowdin

Help us translate PTZ Controls for OBS Studio and bring it to the world!

crowdin.com

Bug fix release for VISCA over IP cameras. If you’ve had problems with VISCA over IP cameras taking a long time before it starts working then then version should fix it

Short message here because I want to get this out to all of you. Here is a new release that works with OBS Studio 31.0.0 and later. You can read the full change log and description on GitHub. For all of you waiting for a version that works with the latest OBS Studio, this should get you up and running again