A new pre-release of OBS Studio, version 32.1.0 RC3, has been issued to fix a bug affecting the popular WebSocket interface. The issue, which had been causing problems for streamers trying to automate scene changes, involved certain inputs not being refreshed via the API. The latest patch restores reliable source updates and smooths out remote-control workflows that rely on obs-websocket. This change is the result of community testing, where an issue with some sources stopping responses to SetSourceSettings calls was identified and fixed.
OBS Studio 32.1.0 RC3 Fixes Source Update Bug in obs‑websocket
The latest pre‑release of OBS Studio brings a tidy patch to the popular WebSocket interface. In version 32.1.0 RC3, developers closed a bug that prevented certain inputs from being refreshed via the API—a headache that has tripped up streamers trying to automate scene changes.
After a round of community testing, the team identified an issue where some sources would stop responding to SetSourceSettings calls. The patch restores reliable source updates and smooths out remote‑control workflows that rely on obs‑websocket.
Release OBS Studio 32.1.0 Release Candidate 3
Release Candidate 3 Changes Fixed an issue in obs-websocket where some sources (inputs) could not be updated [exeldro] Release Candidate 2
Release OBS Studio 32.1.0 Release Candidate 3 · obsproject/obs-studio
