Updated AMD Encoder implementation (Windows).obs-websocket 5.0 plugin native integration.

Additionally, many third-party plugins that depend on legacy Qt5 components may not work until they are updated.

NOTE: Unfortunately, this means OBS Studio can no longer support the following operating systems:.Upgrade UI framework to Qt6 (All platforms).Note that many third-party plugins will need to release Apple Silicon versions of their plugins in order for them to work on Apple Silicon builds of OBS.HDR and 10-bit color support (Windows, macOS/Linux support limited).The release notes for this update are as follows: If you do decide to test it out, though, be sure to give feedback through the #beta-testing channel on Discord. With this being a beta product, you shouldn’t really be using it for production uses due to bugs. OBS Studio Forum admin, dodgepong, described the upcoming version as an “enormous release” with important new features being readied. I am not in this business for commercial reason, but just from personal interest, I would be happy to sponsor work here with some small amount of money.The first beta build of OBS Studio 28.0 – a live-streaming and video recording program – has been released. I think demand for something like a Nvidia GPU is totally acceptable for something like this as well. Person B's head -> Plugin C could use it to 'fuzz it out' for anonymization Person A's head -> Plugin B could use it to attach a text object showing brand of t-shirt So anything in the feed would be tagged in a way that other plugins could use. I think what would be very cool would be to get a general object classification system into obs.

>For example a surfer's colour shirt? or RC car colour? >are you able to add option to track not a face, but specific colour? This is a great start, but a bit unstable and unpredictable.

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