Question / Help 64-Bit?

[Clouder_7]

I downloaded the 32-bit and 64-bit browser source plugins, but for some reason it only shows up on my 32-bit version. I pulled the 64-bit plugin files into the 64-bit version and it still won't show up when I go to click new source.

https://gist.github.com/a1b82d88fdc8960b093490cfc3f4b2d7

 

[Suslik V]

There are versions of OBS with pre-installed plug-in:

• OBS-Studio-0.13.4-With-Browser-Installer.exe
• OBS-Studio-0.13.4-With-Browser.zip

Does it works?

 

[Clouder_7]

I did, but when I add the twitch alert url to my browser source in OBS and test it nothing happens. Any ideas?

 

[Adrian Schofield]

Make sure that your Twitchalerts is at the top of the stack in your sources list, i.e. above all the layers that make up the broadcast and that when you click it in the sources list you can see the red outline box like my example below:

 

[Clouder_7]

I tried your instructions and tested the alerts but still nothing.

 

[Adrian Schofield]

Does it work OK in a usual browser window? On your TwitchAlerts Dashboard you can press the Launch button next to the link to the widget and then hit the Test Follow Alert button. You'll see your default browser open up when you hit the Launch button and then the alert should appear there when you Test it.

 

[Clouder_7]

Does it work OK in a usual browser window? On your TwitchAlerts Dashboard you can press the Launch button next to the link to the widget and then hit the Test Follow Alert button. You'll see your default browser open up when you hit the Launch button and then the alert should appear there when you Test it.

Yes it does work in a usual browser window when I hit the launch button and hit test. I don't want to have to use it though since I have the browser source plugin.

 

[Suslik V]

You may be interested in this: Browser only gets audio, no video

 

[Clouder_7]

Seems like it needs a bug fix is all.

 

[Adrian Schofield]

It's not a bug Twitch Alerts is working fine for most people.

At the start of the thread you mentioned that you tried to install the CLR browser plugin, after you did that did you delete your complete installtion of OBS studio and install using the link that Suslik V sent you or did you just install over the top? If it's the first then I'd recommend uninstalling OBS Studio, going to c:\program files (x86) and deleting the obs-studio directory and then reinstalling from the link that Suslik posted.

 

[Clouder_7]

I will try to uninstall it and install it again, thanks!

 

[Clouder_7]

I uninstalled and it still doesn't work with 64-bit version but my 32-bit version does work.

 

[Adrian Schofield]

That is really odd, I'll have a think about it and see if I can come up with anything, are you OK on 32 bit for the moment?

 

[Clouder_7]

Yes 32 bit works fine

 

[Clouder_7]

I just noticed that the 32-bit my mic sound comes through just fine but I can't hear ingame sound or music that I play when I record or stream. Any idea what audio settings I need to fix?

https://gist.github.com/4684813e4c3a6534ba0617f3d57f047e