How to get obs-virtualcam-module32.dll?

[Dunn]

I get the source code from GitHub. OBS should be installed with its own virtual camera, but I get win-dshow.dll instead of obs-virtualcam-module32.dll after compiling the code. How can I configure the project to compile obs-virtualcam-module32.dll.

 

[R1CH]

Build a 32 bit project.

 

[Dunn]

Build a 32 bit project.

Yes, I built a 32-bit project. Now I may find the answer to the problem. The virtualcam-module project was not generated together in the process of using cmake to generate VS project. I'm building it separately this virtualcam-module project

 

[R1CH]

Check your Cmake log, you most likely did not set a GUID for the camera.

 

[Dunn]

Check your Cmake log, you most likely did not set a GUID for the camera.

Sorry, it seems that I have not set the guid. What is this rule? Is there an example

 

[Dunn]

Check your Cmake log, you most likely did not set a GUID for the camera.

thank you.i have sloved.

 

[R1CH]

Any GUID works, it just has to be unique and not conflict with any others.

Example: 5924B946-9A87-4ECA-976E-B5C1D6C9F0AE

 

[Dunn]

Any GUID works, it just has to be unique and not conflict with any others.

Example: 5924B946-9A87-4ECA-976E-B5C1D6C9F0AE

thank you so much.i have sloved already.

 

[vthyng]

I hit this issue while trying to build 29.1.3 and couldn't figure out how to also make 32bit dlls. I found obs-virtualcam-module32.dll and obs-virtualcam-module32.pdb in my installed dir of a different pre-built dir C:\Program Files\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins\win-dshow. Copied them over and both the install script and virtualcam work now. I haven't tried removing the lines from the script that try to register the DLL to see if that works also, with just the 64bit dll.