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Fordítási probléma jelentése
https://steamcommunity.com/app/221410/discussions/
It's not a problem if it's not a problem on Windows. And I say that as some who is currently experimenting with Linux.
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thank you, the linux forum does not handle linux UI bugs either.
steam for linux bugs may go to github, if you have an account, where there is lots of room.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/221410/discussions/0/2860219962080763731/
Every overlay can make problems when using another overlay regardless of the system.
So i doubt that it is the steam ui which causes your problems, but rather the steam overlay which gets recorded by the obs overlay.
try turning the steam overlay off to see if it might help.
thank you for the suggestion.
i have just verified all entries in my steam library, overlay is not ticked on.
[incidentally, steam broadcast settings were never used for streaming here.]
as far as i recall -- i have never had steam overlay on, even for testing,
but the idea of interference seems sound.
in my case i did not use or install overlays from other people or products. that is why, for months, i was blaming OBS. i would like to publicly express shame for trash-talking OBS. it's a love/hate thing.
thank you for the comment.
there is a long history of complaints about OBS in forums where a black window capture arises.
as far as i know most were never resolved.
my case is general to all games, web pages, and often open windows in linux apps, of course i was only able to test them one at a time. the bug was a stream-breaker, games and web pages were never actually directly affected.
perhaps you miss my point, in my case the OBS issues Are resolved -- as long as steam is not launched in linux.
James Poyser . gif
following up on <Wolfpig>'s point about the steam overlay
i have dug into steam/settings/in_game where i found two toggles on,
and i removed scale steam overly [as well as browser tag restores].
the overlay is coded into the UI and keyboard items are locked,
the toolbar toggles were also on by default.
this has permitted me to capture the steam UI as a window in OBS [cue more GIFs]
and in these tests i have found ONE item in my steam library which behaves for capture.
specifically, Graviton, an independent early access sandbox item, shows normally;
Fly Dangerous does not; Stardew Valley does not; Borderlands 2 does not; and my favourite Valheim does not capture yet in OBS.
testing will continue.
understandably, i can unconditionally commend Graviton, the Great Sand Simulator to our readers today...
recording of the black screen bug allowed me to see that focus matters.
returning to the desktop for steam. from the desktop i ran obs on,
permitted the recording of the blacked out game although obs did not display it.
i am running multiple desktops on KDE,
over the summer other desktop environments such as gnome were included in testing with muliple desktops in the setup. the focus of shifting between these is a relevant variable now,
when i moved All the applications for a stream onto the same desktop, capture seems to work on the recording and is now displayed in studio mode. . . will test more this week.
i cannot close the thread on the basis that steam for linux dictates desktop settings by fiat.
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25/09/23 stream on twitch was successful, it was quarantined to one desktop, used one game.