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A video source.C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\32bit\obs.exe use 32bit cameraC:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs.exe use 64bit camera #43 To install the virtual webcam I had used the installer. But I looked at the addresses C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dll and C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dll. The dll-files were not there. I pasted them there by hand, then ran the two registry commands, but received an error message: "The module C:/Program failed to load. Make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent .DLL files. The specified module could not be found."Skype can still not see the virtual webcam. #44 To install the virtual webcam I had used the installer. But I looked at the addresses C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dll and C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dll. The dll-files were not there. I pasted them there by hand, then ran the two registry commands, but received an error message: "The module C:/Program failed to load. Make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent .DLL files. The specified module could not be found."Skype can still not see the virtual webcam. My bad! need to use double quotes in path.It should beregsvr32 "C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\32bit\obs-virtualsource.dll"regsvr32 "C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dll"You should also aware these two things.1. You need to run cmd as administrator ( Search cmd program and right click to choose run as administrator).2. These two virtualsource.dll have same name but they are diffreent.But I am still confuse why

Supported Bit Versions 64-bit Minimum OBS Studio Version 0.14.0 Supported Platforms Windows Package includes 2 plugins: one for OBS Studio and another for PlayClaw 5 plus.My old original plugin for OBS classic - Displayed info:Current OBS Studio status (idle / streaming / recording / preview )Streaming / recording timeStream bitrateFPSDropped framesRequirements:Playclaw 5 Plus ( settings: Installation:1) unpack archive;2) OBS Studio plugin: - copy content of OBS_Studio folder to OBS studio installation path (usually "C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio");3) Playclaw 5 Plus overlay plugin: - copy content of PlayClaw5_Plus folder to Playclaw 5 Plus plugins folder (usually "C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio");4) Open Playclaw 5 Plus -> Plugins and enable "OBS status overlay"Source code: issues:Recording bitrate info - not implemented;Sound / mic status - not implemented;No 32-bit version;Preview and replay modes not tested; Author adminimus Downloads 5,980 Views 23,654 First release Jan 27, 2017 Last update Jan 27, 2017 Rating 3.67 star(s) 3 ratings Share this resource

Minimum system requirements to run OBS are:Requires a 64-bit processor and operating systemOS: Windows 11/10 (64-bit)Processor: Intel i5 2500K, AMD Ryzen 1300X or aboveMemory: 4 GB RAM or aboveGraphics: GeForce GTX 900 Series, Radeon RX 400 Series, Intel HD Graphics 500DirectX: Version 11 or aboveStorage: 600 MB of available space or largerAdditional Notes: Hardware encoders recommended2] Lower the Frame RateYou might be feeling the stuttering issues on OBS due to the higher frame rate in the recording. You can fix it by lowering the frame rate. To lower the frame rate, click on Settings on the OBS and select the Video tab. Then, click on the drop-down button beside Common FPS Values and select the lower frame rate than the existing frame rate. Click Apply and then OK. The stuttering issues might disappear now.3] Run OBS as an administratorRunning a program as an administrator gives some privileges to the program. If you open OBS as an administrator and start recording, the stuttering issues may disappear as more system resources could be allocated to OBS processes as they are running as an administrator.Read: Make Program always Run as Administrator in Windows 11/104] Tweak OBS recording settingsYou need to tweak the OBS recording and output settings to fix the stuttering issues while recording. To do that click on Settings on the home screen of OBS and select the Output tab. Then, if your video resolution is set to 720p, set the frame rate between 30 to 60fps, and bitrate to a maximum

Have a 4K-monitor. Setting it to 1920x1080 stopped the crashing. Thank you for the idea to check the resolution. It seems the virtual webcam cannot handle 4K.Now I would like to use the virtual webcam as a camera in other applications such as Skype.I am getting three scenarios:1. Skype is not even recognizing the OBS virtual webcam as a webcam. It just says that no camera can be found.2. The website I want to stream the OBS virtual webcam to (nightskiesnetwork.ca), recognizes the OBS virtual webcam as a source but does not show an image. The website does not need any special software for streaming, just a source in the shape of a webcam or a screen capture software such as Webcammax, Manycam or Splitcam. It is flash-based. Another website, which I also want to stream to and which is not flash based (nightskiesnetwork.com), does not recognize the OBS camera as a webcam, just like Skype.3. Webcammax, Manycam and Splitcam all both recognize the OBS virtual webcam and show an image.Any idea how to make e.g. Skype or the two streaming websites mentioned above see the OBS camera and its image? OK, I will fix 4k issue next version.Do you use zip file to install this plugin? If so, you have to use command window to register both 32bit & 64bit webcam source**regsvr32 C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\32bit\obs-virtualsource.dll**regsvr32 C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dllSome software use 32bit-version and some use 64bit versionYou can check register success or not by using OBS itself. Try to add

Hi, I've only been streaming a few weeks but I love OBS. I'm also on Manjaro Linux and it's been my primary OS for over 3 years.This post is for anyone having trouble with OBS on Manjaro Linux, especially the missing "browser" source. I just spent 3 days installing and uninstalling various flavors of OBS, searching forums, watching Youtube videos, and being generally frustrated. Also, I hope the people at OBS will read this and consider supporting Manjaro. I'll have more about that at the end of this post.Below are the four types of OBS installs I tried. ONLY THE LAST ONE has everything I wanted. TLDR; skip to number 4.1. Default Install​I originally installed OBS from the default "Add/Remove Software" interface. If you search for OBS, this is the one that comes up first and has the OBS logo. It worked fine until I wanted to use the "browser" source, which does not exist in that installation.Installed using Pamac (Add/Remove):​- OBS Studio (obs-studio) 27.2.4-2 - Repository: Community - Packager: Christian Hesse - Build Date: Mon 11 Jul 2022 04:35:15 PM EDTPLUGINS INSTALLED:​obs-downstream-keyerobs-streamfxNOTES​Program runs fine, both plugins work perfectly, I've done about 20 hours of streaming on Twitch over 3 weeks.There is NO "browser" source in the menu, so I can't use any of that functionalityThere is NO Twitch account integration (which is fine). I'm using my stream key2. Flatpak Install​Uninstalled the previous OBS and all plugins, rebooted.I already had Flatpak installed. I've used it for something else.Installed OBS using flatpak in a terminal:$ flatpak install flathub com.obsproject.StudioThis installed OBS Studio 27.2.4 (how is this different from 27.2.4-2 ??)PLUGINS INSTALLED​NONE.The plugins I want (StreamFX, Downstream Keyer) are not available. Installing the plugins from AUR doesn't work.NOTES​Program runs fine. I was able to import my scenes from my previous install."browser" source IS AVAILABLE and works!! I was able to live stream my phone's camera feed over wifi to OBS.Twitch integration works! I was able to add docks for my Twitch chat and Twitch stats.At this point, I've streamed with 2 different installations and EACH has pros and cons.Twitch integration is nice

#1 I updated to the latest release of OBS (27.1.3) and Game Capture does NOT work no matter what game I play. In other words, I can't stream because OBS doesn't capture the window of the game I'm trying to stream! It's very frustrating and using "Display Capture" kills framerate and I don't want to use that anyway.How do we fix this? Is there a fix for this?If I want to go back to an older version of OBS, what is the proper way to do that without losing my settings?Here is my Log file: #2 same thing happening with me, Very frustrating, Tried every option available on the internet at this point. 6 hours on from when i started #3 Yea. The weird thing is this is happening on ALL 3 of my PCs! So it's not a one-off issue either. Definitely something with the latest update that has caused this.Can anyone from OBS chime in? #4 Bump.. having the same issue. #5 Update: Here are the things I've tried to no avail.Reinstalled OBS from scratch (i.e. deleted user settings folder and created new profile with Game Capture as only source)Rolled back OBS install to older versions - tried two different versions - 27.1.0 and 27.0.1Removed graphics driver completely with DDU and reinstalled latest Nvidia driverNone of it works - OBS does not capture the game (i.e. does not 'hook' into the game) when using Game Capture as a source.This is highly irritating so can someone from OBS please help? #6 If the game you're trying to capture uses some kind of anticheat software, it might be necessary for the game provider to update their anticheat to include the signature of the new OBS version to allow capturing the game again. As long as this doesn't happen, you need to use the previous OBS version or use display capture - display capture should work regardless of anticheat. #7 There is also the extremely likely possibility that you're running a conflicting program that is actively blocking OBS from game capturing the game. Known Conflicts OBS Studio - Free and open source software for live streaming and screen recording - obsproject/obs-studio obsproject.com #8 This turned out to be true - I've always run MSI Afterburner to monitor the stats (GPU/CPU temps, clocks etc.) and NEVER had an issue with OBS showing the OSD and using Game Capture. Somehow, after this latest update with OBS, that has broken and Game Capture only seems to work if I close MSI Afterburner (and RTSS) completely.I wonder if RTSS and/or MSI Afterburner need to be updated after the latest OBS update - I'll post on the Guru3D Forums as well to let them know of this issue.However, I am now able to use Game Capture without MSI Afterburner so at least it more or less works.Thank you. There is also the extremely likely possibility that you're running a conflicting program that is actively blocking OBS from game capturing the game. Known Conflicts OBS Studio -