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@@ -58,9 +58,13 @@ using an `Obs`.
I usually code on a 4k monitor in portrait mode. To show what I am doing on video calls,
I use OBS to share that monitor, but it is a 2160x4096 source in a 1920x1080 scene.
I have [a macropad](https://www.keebmonkey.com/products/megalodon-dual-layer-knob-macro-pad) with two knobs.
My [window manager](https://swaywm.org/) is configured to call `obsdc-signal` with `PAN_UP`/`PAN_DOWN` for the
keys emitted by one knob and `PAN_RIGHT`/`PAN_LEFT` for the keys emitted by the other knob.
I have
[a macropad](https://keeb.io/collections/bdn9-collection/products/bdn9-rev-2-3x3-9-key-macropad-rotary-encoder-and-rgb)
with three knobs.
My [window manager](https://swaywm.org/) is configured to call `obsdc-signal` with
`PAN_UP`/`PAN_DOWN` for the keys emitted by the left knob,
`PAN_RIGHT`/`PAN_LEFT` for the keys emitted by the right knob, and
`SCENE_NEXT`/`SCENE_PREV` for the keys emitted by the center knob.
The regular keys on the macropad are mapped to the other actions.
So now I can quickly control what people can see without having to focus (or even make visible) the OBS window.