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Take 4: pacing held (sync perfect) but avg render stayed 58.9ms — 2M managed row-walk iterations + a fresh 8.3MB buffer every tick (LOH churn into GC stalls inside the render measurement). - VideoFrame.IsOpaque: producer-contract flag (screen capture + webcam — DWM/MF fill alpha 255; media/chat/web/static NOT flagged). Full-cover aligned opaque backdrop = ONE Buffer.BlockCopy; black pre-fill skipped when it covers. - General BlitContent: integer 8.8 fixed-point bilinear + blend, row invariants hoisted, no per-pixel division/Math.Round. Within ±1 of the float reference (pixel tests allow ±2). Research per derivative-work rule: libyuv row/scale kernels (chromium.googlesource.com/libyuv/libyuv). - FramePump scratch pool (max 4, length-keyed, owned-by-reference): release strictly AFTER SubmitFrameAsync returns (stdin write copies); Contains-guard makes the transition Cut alias safe. - Removed the dead per-tick fromScene render + fromSceneProvider seam — BlendFrame consumes TransitionService.FromFrame captured at Start; the pump's render fed nothing. MainViewModel call site updated (signature). Bugs caught by the pixel probes pre-ship (recorded MyMistakes): first Bilinear double-shifted both stages (solid-255 sampled to ~1 -> general path drew nothing); sentinel 0xAB collided with an x+y pixel. FakeEncoder snapshots submitted frames (mirrors real copy semantics under recycling). ONE integration test: Pump_Pools_ScratchBuffers_Across_Frames_Without_ Stale_Pixels (alternating backdrops + repeated backing identity). Direct pin: Composite_OpaqueFullCover_Backdrop_CopiesEveryPixel_Into_Scratch. Clean build 0 warnings; 59/59 per-class + RealApp boot-smoke. take 5 verdict: expect avg render <= ~10ms, ~300/300 frames. Docs same commit: ai.md pipeline section, TASKS.md TASK 18, HANDOFF rewritten (Unit B spec + settled decisions queued).
ytLlive
A creator-proof live-streaming and recording app for YouTube — native Windows (C# / WPF / .NET 8).
Screenshot
Design Principle
This software is so intuitive that even the most right-brained person can easily intuit and use it.
Every feature is measured against this. One-click go-live, sane YouTube defaults, visual scene building, and no dead ends — every action has a visible outcome.
Why ytLlive
OBS treats YouTube as an afterthought; SLOBS is Twitch-first with YouTube bolted on. ytLlive is designed and dedicated to YouTube livestreaming and recording, and to YouTube's specific quirks.
Account Assumption
ytLlive assumes you already have a YouTube creator account — connecting uses "Sign in with Google" to link that existing account. ytLlive does not create accounts. If you don't have a YouTube channel yet, set one up on YouTube first, then connect it here.
Audio Assumption
ytLlive uses your default microphone and desktop/game output — it never hunts for a device or contends for one. It assumes your audio is already configured and working (default input and output set, not hijacked by another app). Audio issues are a Windows/device matter outside ytLlive's scope: we don't debug, detect, or try to fix them. If it doesn't sound right, fix the system's audio settings first — it's on the OS, not on us.
Run
dotnet build # Windows only — WPF
dotnet run
Version Roadmap
v1 is the finished product (creator ruling, 2026-09-01 — there are no v1.x releases).
Everything still queueing lands in v1; anything not on the feature list is on the closed
"Out of product — permanently" list in TASKS.md — read that page before asking for a feature.
What v1 ships: the five-scene director's control surface, webcam + screen capture, media + web + text sources, chat on-stream, the social bar, mic/desktop audio with auto-duck and TRAX, local recording, variable quality tiers with auto step-down, one-click go-live + scheduling, stream resilience (auto-reconnect inside YouTube's grace, one-click back on air), built-in monetization awareness (reward capture, session reports, YPP journey tracker), Alerts — all free and ungated; the subscription only removes the branding flash.
Structure
| Path | Role |
|---|---|
Models/ |
Scene, Source, WebcamSceneConfig, SceneElement, SceneCatalog, QualityOption, StreamConfig/Health, chat, Socials, BroadcastMetadata, Music, MicStatus |
ViewModels/ |
MainViewModel (partial classes per area) + dialogs: GoLive, CameraPicker, MicPicker, HotkeyConfig, Socials, LiveBroadcastForm |
Services/ |
YouTube (OAuth, streams/broadcasts, chat polling), LayoutStore (SQLite), capture (camera/screen-capture/media-file via FFmpeg), SceneCompositor + FramePump, FFmpeg encoder + RTMP, audio pipeline (WASAPI loopback + mic, mixer, filters, ducker, limiter, TRAX), SocialValidator, notifications, hotkeys, SceneGraph, ChatOverlayLayer |
Helpers/ |
ViewModelBase, RelayCommand, ImageCache, AppLog, TokenStore (DPAPI), OAuthCredentials, converters |
Themes/ |
Controls.xaml — the dark-theme control styles, merged once in App.xaml |
MainWindow.xaml |
Dark-theme control surface: thumbnails + central preview, two-state left panel (layers/properties ↔ live chat), top bar, footer |
Distribution.md |
GA-time plan: signing, installer, EULA, hardening — executed as TASK 36 |
Docs (memory map)
schema.md defines the conventions; ai.md is the AI/session guide;
TASKS.md is the task queue. Each code directory carries an index.md.