Feature Request: Option to stop (or more?) after the last clip

[fauxnik]

I'm evaluating the possibility of using your Twitch clips player to play a random clip from a raider's channel. The trouble I'm having at the moment is that playback loops.

At the very least, I'd like the ability to pass a query param that will prevent this looping from occurring. I've also been looking at (or at least trying to find documentation about) browser sources' ability to control OBS. I wonder if it'd be possible to have the browser source hide itself once the clip is finished playing. Is that an idea you're open to considering?

[teklynk]

Hello

You may want to try the shoutout clips player. It has a feature that plays a clip from the raider when raided. There is a bit of a delay, but it plays one clip and hides. https://twitch-shoutout.pages.dev/

[fauxnik]

Thanks for pointing me to that, but I don't think it does what I'm looking for. That appears to either require a chat command (!so channel_name) or to be set up to automatically play a clip from any raider. It also has a bunch of hard coded commands that I'm not looking for.

I use SAMMI, and I have a trigger set up so that when raided it will show a different deck. This deck prompts me to either show a clip from the raider or to cancel. Upon choosing the "play clip" option, I want to make the clip player source visible and have it automatically play a clip from the user's channel.

I've set up a browser source with twitch_clips_player such that SAMMI simply has to update the URL to include the raider's channel name and make the source visible, and it will play a clip from that channel. It also includes some custom CSS to have the video player slide in from the top of the screen when the video starts playing. Theoretically, I could also get it to hide automatically at the end of the clip with some small changes to the clip player code (and possibly also obsproject/obs-browser#495). If that's not something you're interested in, I will likely just implement it for myself on a fork and self host the server portion if necessary.

[teklynk]

The shoutout player does not need a chat command to shoutout raiders. It will run and listen for raids, automatically play a clip and then hide without a command. Since you are using SAMMI I have seen some users pull a single random clip using my API endpoint and parsing the json. Example: https://twitchapi.teklynk.com/getuserclips.php?channel=artyomhavok&random=true. The documentation is located here: https://twitchapi.teklynk.com/docs/