Sources that follow the delay switch — each source can be set to "show while the delay is ON" or "show while the delay is OFF", and the plugin shows or hides it automatically, in every scene it appears in. Typical use: a full-screen capture that is only visible without delay, and a game-only capture that is only visible with delay — the same delay key swaps them.
Microphone mute button in the dock — green when the mic is live, red when it is muted. Click it, use its own global key or combo (works while the game has focus), or bind the native OBS hotkey. You can pick which source it mutes or leave it on automatic. The state is read from the source's own mute flag, so muting from the OBS mixer keeps the button in sync.
Fixed: the plugin no longer looks for a locale en-US.ini it never shipped. It left a "Failed to load 'en-US' text for module" error in the OBS log every time a new version was installed. All of its text comes from a built-in table, so that file was never needed.
1.8.3
The delay now ships its own FFmpeg. Fixes the buffer showing the live feed when the OBS FFmpeg version did not match (ABI mismatch, avcodec 61 vs 62).
The delay switch is now configured by pressing the key or combo directly (e.g. Ctrl+Alt+D) instead of picking it from a list.
1.8.1 and 1.8.2
Auto-updater: a "Check for updates" button and an automatic check when OBS starts, with errors shown instead of failing silently.
1.8.0
"Web / Stream" dock: add a web page as a box inside your scene.
"Stream only" option: converts the URL to the embedded player.
"Zoom crop" button: fixed zoom on a region of the box.
Also since 1.7.5
"Delay status (text)" source: shows the delays ON/OFF state inside the scene.
Note: if you update through the auto-updater, reinstall with the full INSTALLER — that is the one that bundles FFmpeg.
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