What path did you add in the URL bar? It should have http://absolute/ in it - clicking the [?] icon next to the bar and selecting the file prefixes that automatically :)I am having issues getting a locally stored HTML file to display in OBS using the CLR Browser. I add the file location like i would with a Twitch Alerts address but get nothing.
Any Help would be fantastic!
I'm trying to apply a glitch animation to my text. I get it to work in Firefox, but not in OBS.
The css that supposed to be in the .html file is this:
Code:<style> @keyframes noise-anim { 0% { clip: rect(17px, 9999px, 58px, 0); } 5% { clip: rect(99px, 9999px, 75px, 0); } 10% { clip: rect(33px, 9999px, 10px, 0); } 15% { clip: rect(70px, 9999px, 71px, 0); } 20% { clip: rect(99px, 9999px, 16px, 0); } 25% { clip: rect(74px, 9999px, 71px, 0); } 30% { clip: rect(75px, 9999px, 42px, 0); } 35% { clip: rect(4px, 9999px, 66px, 0); } 40% { clip: rect(21px, 9999px, 45px, 0); } 45% { clip: rect(29px, 9999px, 20px, 0); } 50% { clip: rect(55px, 9999px, 83px, 0); } 55% { clip: rect(20px, 9999px, 48px, 0); } 60% { clip: rect(58px, 9999px, 63px, 0); } 65% { clip: rect(20px, 9999px, 23px, 0); } 70% { clip: rect(94px, 9999px, 11px, 0); } 75% { clip: rect(71px, 9999px, 17px, 0); } 80% { clip: rect(18px, 9999px, 21px, 0); } 85% { clip: rect(84px, 9999px, 58px, 0); } 90% { clip: rect(62px, 9999px, 49px, 0); } 95% { clip: rect(24px, 9999px, 34px, 0); } 100% { clip: rect(54px, 9999px, 81px, 0); } } @keyframes noise-anim-2 { 0% { clip: rect(1px, 9999px, 36px, 0); } 5% { clip: rect(59px, 9999px, 57px, 0);} 10% { clip: rect(86px, 9999px, 30px, 0);} 15% { clip: rect(95px, 9999px, 83px, 0);} 20% { clip: rect(79px, 9999px, 6px, 0);} 25% { clip: rect(56px, 9999px, 79px, 0);} 30% { clip: rect(44px, 9999px, 91px, 0);} 35% { clip: rect(66px, 9999px, 39px, 0);} 40% { clip: rect(46px, 9999px, 11px, 0);} 45% { clip: rect(59px, 9999px, 63px, 0);} 50% { clip: rect(11px, 9999px, 20px, 0);} 55% { clip: rect(42px, 9999px, 69px, 0);} 60% { clip: rect(77px, 9999px, 69px, 0);} 65% { clip: rect(31px, 9999px, 76px, 0);} 70% { clip: rect(75px, 9999px, 71px, 0);} 75% { clip: rect(31px, 9999px, 2px, 0);} 80% { clip: rect(13px, 9999px, 6px, 0);} 85% { clip: rect(36px, 9999px, 100px, 0);} 90% { clip: rect(85px, 9999px, 65px, 0);} 95% { clip: rect(80px, 9999px, 64px, 0);} 100% { clip: rect(45px, 9999px, 10px, 0);} } </style>
It looks like this code is not supported?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Gorast
.class-one {
animation: noise-anim 5s infinite;
}
.class-two {
animation: noise-anim-2 5s infinite;
}
I have some interesting issues with the latest version: If I add a 1600x900 CLR Browser capture, I get a ton of GPU load (AMD Fury) and the frame rate tanks a ton. Seems like it's incredibly inefficient.
It directly is influenced by the size of the window in width and height, the larger the window, the worse the performance.
Going back to the v2 version in the OP makes it a bit better but it doesn't support transparency in the video which I need.
I can't seem to figure out a way to force the CPU to render or capture the scene. The WebGL option in advanced features doesn't do anything it seems like.
Log: https://gist.github.com/e36513d5c01b240c399b
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
Ah, I should have clarified. I was looking to embed the autodj Youtube videos themselves, not the titles of the videos. Nightbot actually has a standalone executable that pulls song titles and the name of the person who requested them already (and there are a number of plugins out there that offer this functionality as well).
It's just the videos that I'd like to display, which can only be done, at least as far as I know, from the logged-in AutoDJ page.
edit:
Just as an update, I figured out how to copy cookies into the old, non-CLR browser plugin. Not sure where the cookies are in the CLR plugin, so I gave up on trying to use it for this.
After copying the cookies over, I was able to load Nightbot's AutoDJ page without any issue. :)
A word of warning to anyone else looking to do this, though: making the AutoDJ page a global source will cause it to play in the background forever, regardless of whether the scene you're on has the source loaded or not. The only way to stop it is to stop the stream, though you can mute the rendering process if you just want to ignore it.
What path did you add in the URL bar? It should have http://absolute/ in it - clicking the [?] icon next to the bar and selecting the file prefixes that automatically :)
Hello sapiens. Sorry to respond to a moths old post but I'm trying to get my laptop to run OBS again. (Ive been using a roomm@ryigui That screenshot looks like you did the opposite of disabling it. Scaling should be at 100% or disabled.
Try it like this:
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