I'm on M2 and it doesn't work for me also - if there is a way to contact them to ask if it's possible to get it working on M1/2 Mac - can someone help.Found this in log file: an incompatible architecture (have 'x86_64', need 'arm64'))
So we (I) need an arm64 blur-filter plugin file! Any way how to reach prgmitchell, on whose github page you can find blur-filter?
In case this is useful for anyone, the pkg installer seems to put the plugin in /Users/mitchellrutkowski instead of your user dir. Tried a lot, searched a lot, but did not find a solution. Been happy when I found blur-filter with a macos package, updated only few hours ago, but no filter showed up after install. A bit frustrating, spending all this time for nothing. Any help, any ideas?
I've just moved it to application support/obs-studio/plugins and it still doesn't show - I'm on the M2 Mac now.In case this is useful for anyone, the pkg installer seems to put the plugin in /Users/mitchellrutkowski instead of your user dir. But even after I moved it to the correct dir it does not show up--probably the same arm64 problem.
I'd rather not install the intel version, as my OBS is now running at 11% cpu when I stream, and on the intel it was like 70% - is it a limitation of the ARM64 that it just can't use this plugin? so the Mac version made by prgmitchell is made for Intel?Hey guys, Im on a M1 and just made Blur filter to work!
First, you have to move the plugin from /Users/mitchellrutkowski to your user dir just as joshwand pointed.
If you dont see it as a filter in OBS it is because you may have the arm64 version of OBS installed, and the Blur Filter wont work with it.
You will need to install the intel version of OBS to make the Blur Filter available, which totally works on M1 and M2.
However, some other plugins may not work in the Intel version such as "Move" from Exeldro.
Hope this helps
If someone faces this same issue, its easy to solve, just download the Intel Package from any @Exeldro's plugins and they will work.However, some other plugins may not work in the Intel version such as "Move" from @Exeldro.
Is that 11% reporting from OBS itself or is from Activity Monitor? Just curious because I have seen scenarios where the CPU activity is different if you compare what OBS tells inside the app and what you actually get in Activity Monitor.I'd rather not install the intel version, as my OBS is now running at 11% cpu when I stream, and on the intel it was like 70% - is it a limitation of the ARM64 that it just can't use this plugin? so the Mac version made by prgmitchell is made for Intel?
That's what OBS is reporting, I'm running a 1080p stream form an M2, using the ARM version of OBS - I've given in and downloaded the Intel version, as I want to use the blur effect.Is that 11% reporting from OBS itself or is from Activity Monitor? Just curious because I have seen scenarios where the CPU activity is different if you compare what OBS tells inside the app and what you actually get in Activity Monitor.
Does this work on M1 or M2 Macs? Running the ARM version of OBS?hey guys, this was the workaround I just used.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkCH8Vm9TQ4&ab_channel=EnricoZamparo
Using: https://github.com/royshil/obs-backgroundremoval/releases/tag/v1.0.3
When you add the filter, set your threshold to 1.00.
Scroll to the bottom and look for "Blur background factor (0-no blur).
I put mine to 20.
Just going to run with this until we get a real solution for Macs. Hope it helps.
Good, compare the 11% reported from OBS against the % shown in Activity Monitor, you may be shocked!That's what OBS is reporting, I'm running a 1080p stream form an M2, using the ARM version of OBS - I've given in and downloaded the Intel version, as I want to use the blur effect.