StreamFX v1.0.0 Beta 750 (for OBS Studio 32.0.1)

A small hotfix for a regression introduced in 1.0.0b721 caused by us triggering signals on the wrong source. Filters should no longer visually duplicate in the filters list when freshly added.

Downloads

• Standard Release Files

• Creator Release Files

• Studio Release Files

Changelog

• Core

  • Renamed the custom signals from "filter_add" and "filter_remove" to "attach" and "detach". These signals are used internally for modular components that require this information.

  • Fixed the "attach" and "detach" signal being triggered on the parent of the filter instead of the filter itself which caused a fake duplicate filter to appear in the list.

• All Platforms

  • The minimum OBS Studio version is now 32.0.1.

System Requirements:

OBS Studio: 32.0.1
Operating System:

• Windows 10 (fully updated) or newer

• Ubuntu 24.04 or newer

• MacOS 15.0 or newer

CPU:

• Any x86-64-v3 compatible, like AMD Excavator or newer, Intel Haswell or newer

• Any ARM64-v8.5-A compatible, like Apple M1 Series or newer

RAM: 8 GB (or more)
GPU: DirectX 11 / OpenGL 4 compatible
VRAM: 4GB or 12 GB for NVIDIA Broadcast/Maxine

Notes: 

• The NVIDIA Maxine/Broadcast features require an NVIDIA Tensor capable GPU in addition to the matching NVIDIA Broadcast SDK Redistributables.

• The Blur feature will lose the masking ability as Dynamic Mask can do the same work much more efficiently and without the user confusion.

Known Issues/Quirks: 

• Regression: The recursion ability of Spout/Sink seems to have been broken in an unusual way. We're looking into it.

• We haven't quite figured out how libOBS handles sRGB and HDR in all situations yet. Sources and Filters may end up looking wrong (un)expectedly.

• The following Features still need their Texture inputs migrated to Spout/Sink: Shader.

• Regression: On some Systems Virtual Greenscreen (and other NVIDIA Broadcast features) will cause an "unsupported pixel format" error. We have informed NVIDIA of the issue and are unfortunately powerless to address it.