… It also starts recording.
If you find a better command for it, from the documentation, then go ahead. 
The reason it starts OBS is because these are launch options.
Documentation describes C/C++ code. So here you’d need to dig into the code to figure how to run C / Python script. The script is going to trigger the specific funtion(s) needed.
It can be done but takes time.
An other option is to use this remote control plugin: GitHub - muesli/obs-cli: OBS-cli is a command-line remote control for OBS
The documentation for obs-cli is lacking, I was not able to set it up.
Edit. I might create a script to run OBS through its front-end but I make no promises.
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Thx, i will check on it, but i will stick to lua because im not sure which python version obs is using and i dont want to mess with that on system
Will dig into that topic, because its not working as i want
So probably will have to use some scripting instead of cli
Gonna craft something and check the result, i will share if i do anything usefull
Well scripting and CLI(bash) is about the same thing. Scripting languages are languages like others. python is not a scripting language, just higher language than C. I am not sure what lua actually is, but it is used for config, setup on FOSS software. “scripting language” is kinda misleading imo. Some super advanced software is written with c & python in the same software. They go hand in hand and work wonderfully. I bet lua works similarly.
Wiki:
If you do scripting on linux, it’s worth learning bash /terminal commands as well.
Some super easy and useful commands are on CLI, and CLI on linux is advanced and makes sense. CMD and Mac os kinda fall behind because they don’t openly support FOSS, therefore functionality and access is limited.
Why use CLI?
git clone <repo adress here>
Just copy the repo to current folder.
It’s easy and more efficient than clicking through obnoxious GUI dialogs. xD
Just a heads up.
Ultimately, did Plasma Wayland remove the flickering? If so , mark one of these posts are the solution.
You can open up a new Topic on “How to control OBS better through custom shortcuts” or similar.
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Sorry, not going to check the whole thread. I just have a suggestion to check for the flickering - try to disable adaptive sync in the settings. Worth a shot, good luck.
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In settings of?
Plasma wayland yes, but x11 not 
so for me this isn’t working as expected
Rather i would open topic on, when kde global shortcuts will be fixed 
Yes.
You can still choose Wayland as a solution to flickering! That’s also useful information.
Thanks for consistency, I had fun learning about OBS!
What you can take from this post is how to run KB shortcut scripts. You can definitly get OBS shortcuts working… Its just going take some time.
Why do KDE global shortcuts not work ? Good question.
I was reading about some wayland protocols and they should be fixed maybe in qt 6.7
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okay i have checked some options inside obs studio, which provided stable working application without any restarts, on wayland scripts for obs which uses keyboard shourtcuts aren’t working also. So i will stick for now with X11
thanks for all the efforts
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