Peter Maersk-Moller

Here is the section changed from 0.5.2.1 to 0.5.2.2 to fix the issue: In version 0.5.2.2 in file src/video_feed.cpp in line 1714 in function set_feed_add() // Old code 0.5.2.1 and older. The %99c does not mean max 99 chars but now means exact 99 chars // memset (name, 0, sizeof (name)); // int x = sscanf (ci, "%d %99c", &no, &name [0]); // if (x != 2) return -1; // return feed_add_new (ctr, no, name); // Replaced with this one // Get the feed number if (sscanf(ci, "%d", &no) != 1) return -1; // skip...

Here is the section changed from 0.5.2.1 to 0.5.2.2 to fix the issue: In version 0.5.2.2 in file src/video_feed.cpp in line 1714 in function set_feed_add() // Old code 0.5.2.1 and older. The %99c does not mean max 99 chars but now means exact 99 chars // memset (name, 0, sizeof (name)); // int x = sscanf (ci, "%d %99c", &no, &name [0]); // if (x != 2) return -1; // return feed_add_new (ctr, no, name); // Replaced with this one // Get the feed number if (sscanf(ci, "%d", &no) != 1) return -1; // skip...

Hi Antisol. Please take a look here https://snowmix.sourceforge.io/Documentation/changelog.html This has been fixed in version 0.5.2.2. This is caused by a recent change in some compilers including GNU g++ where sscanf pattern "%NNc" are interpreted as exact NN characters and not maximum NN characters as it has been for many many years. I am surprised about such a change in compilers, but it seems to be changed across multiple platforms and compilers eventually. I first encountered this issue in...

Hi Antisol. Please take a look here https://snowmix.sourceforge.io/Documentation/changelog.html This has been fixed in version 0.5.2.2. This is caused by a recent change in some compilers including GNU g++ where sscanf pattern "%NNc" are interpreted as exact NN characters and not maximum NN characters as it has been for many many years. I am surprised about such a change in compilers, but it seems to be changed across multiple platforms and compilers eventually. I first encounttered this issue in...

Hi Antisol. Please take a look here https://snowmix.sourceforge.io/Documentation/changelog.html This is has been fixed in version 0.5.2.2. This is caused by a recent change in some compilers including GNU g++ where sscanf pattern "%NNc" are interpreted as exact NN characters and not maximum NN characters as it has been for many many years. I am surprised about such a change in compilers, but it seems to be changed across multiple platforms and compilers eventually. I first encounttered this issue...

More than 17 new tutorials have been created and organized in 4 Snowmix YouTube Playlists available at the Snowmix YouTube channel named Snowmix4Video. The tutorials are kept short and focusing each on a specific narrow topic. For better understanding each tutorial, then prerequisites for each tutorial with a higher number are, that concepts presented in tutorials with a lower number have been understood. Read more here.

**Snowmix Live Video Mixing - Snowmix Virtual Feeds - 200 Series ** The previous mail for the "200 Series" playlist had wrong information. This is the correct one. New playlist with short videos demonstrating line by line how to start doing Live video mixing with Snowmix using Snowmix v irtual video feeds and Snowmix virtual feed overlay. Playlist can be found here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMRLXvwE-cQixgcObuB3ybHYgBQzbT3oc More playlists will be available here https://www.youtube.com/@Snowmix4video/playlists...

Snowmix Live Video Mixing - Basic Feeds Stacked - 100 Series New playlist with short videos demonstrating line by line how to start doing Live video mixing with Snowmix using Snowmix basic video feeds and Snowmix basic feed stacking. Playlist can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GINaoI7gXjw&list=PLMRLXvwE-cQhiwcLqJU8M9fPk4n6uuAia More playlists will be available here https://www.youtube.com/@Snowmix4video/playlists