Software update: OBS Studio 29.1.3

Version 29.13 of OBS Studio has been released. Open Broadcaster Software Studio is an open source and cross-platform software intended for recording and streaming video from one or more sources, such as a webcam, microphone, media files and the desktop. Version 29 adds support for Intel’s hevc encoder under Windows and macOS. The following changes and improvements have also been made in this update:

29.1.3 Hotfix Changes

• Fixed service selection resetting for services that are not shown by default
• Fixed crash when properties are deleted in callback, eg with the Source Record plugin
• Fixed keyboard shortcuts not being displayed for some context menu items
• Fixed crash with Freetype 2 text sources with non-ASCII text
• Fixed AMF encoder reconfiguration and dynamic bitrate not working
• Fixed AMF preset fallback not taking the GPUs reported throughput into account
• Fixed a bug preventing properties dialogs from being closed with the “Cancel” button
• Fixed window capture/game capture compatibility notices being displayed erroneously
• Fixed potential crash on exit with obs-websockets
• Fixed a crash when unloading Lua scripts
• Fixed unnecessary undo/redo entries being created for text sources
• Fixed macOS capture showing a white background on macOS 14 Beta
• Fixed macOS graphics thread timer accuracy
• Fixed a bug where the checkable “Source Toolbar” menu item in the View menu wouldn’t update when you used the “Show Source Toolbar” and “Hide Source Toolbar” hotkeys
• Fixed a bug where switching between “Fade” and “Fade to Black” for a quick transition would not work properly
• Fixed a bug in audio settings where Audio Channels, Sample Rate, and Low Latency Audio Buffer Mode would sometimes not save properly
• Fixed a bug where the placeholder text for “Group” when adding a new group wouldn’t be properly localized