Exeldro
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@cinegamerz I'm not sure I understand your question. You can add 30 videos in a vlc source and play, skip to the next and previous using the buttons on the dock.
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cinegamerz
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Hi thanks for the response, I know you can add a playlist, it would be good if i could see the playlist without double clicking the source, if that makes sense? so for example under the skip pause buttons, it showed a list and highlighted which video is playing.
Lawrence_SoCal
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Optomod
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Looking forward to your Update, keep up the great work!!! Loving "Move Transition"
mattbatt
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mrwmartins
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hi guys, how could i install in ubuntu 20.04 ?
thanks
thanks
Linux user:
Where do i install media-controls?
I tried ~/.config/obs-studio/plugins/media-controls, but it does not display.
Incorrect location?
Where do i install media-controls?
I tried ~/.config/obs-studio/plugins/media-controls, but it does not display.
Incorrect location?
Exeldro
Active Member
@OBSnewguy that is the correct location, but it has a problem loading the qt dependency. I will check the version of qt used during the building of my plugin
mrwmartins
New Member
Hi guys ... this location works for me
i'm using ubuntu 20.04 LTS fresh instalation
thanks for help
Exeldro, thanks for developer
BeachBum1085
Member
Did all the checks (files in right location, unblocked, installed 2019 C++)
Still see this in the logs:
22:16:22.847: LoadLibrary failed for '../../obs-plugins/64bit/media-controls.dll': The specified module could not be found.
22:16:22.847: (126)
22:16:22.847: Module '../../obs-plugins/64bit/media-controls.dll' not loaded
The C++ Redistrib... install is quite strange. It offers a lot of modules and other choices.
Do I have to run C++ something before starting OBS? Is there some setup needed for the C++ stuff?
Perhaps there is a more detailed message from the LoadLibrary like naming the module?
Still see this in the logs:
22:16:22.847: LoadLibrary failed for '../../obs-plugins/64bit/media-controls.dll': The specified module could not be found.
22:16:22.847: (126)
22:16:22.847: Module '../../obs-plugins/64bit/media-controls.dll' not loaded
The C++ Redistrib... install is quite strange. It offers a lot of modules and other choices.
Do I have to run C++ something before starting OBS? Is there some setup needed for the C++ stuff?
Perhaps there is a more detailed message from the LoadLibrary like naming the module?
Exeldro
Active Member
@BeachBum1085 it seems like you have found an incorrect c++ installation can you check this version: https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/vc_redist.x64.exe
Gonzalo De La Vega
New Member
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1irnokBo0sd6N5YfjjZzybEgBKYQ77MoO/view?usp=sharing
Hi Exeldro, your plugin Media Controls is wonderful, congratulations.
Could be possible make something like a music player plugin?
I use background music on streaming, but have a not control about volume, order or selecting songs, that's why I'm looking for a player as well as the idea of the link above.
(sorry for my poor english)
My best regards
Hi Exeldro, your plugin Media Controls is wonderful, congratulations.
Could be possible make something like a music player plugin?
I use background music on streaming, but have a not control about volume, order or selecting songs, that's why I'm looking for a player as well as the idea of the link above.
(sorry for my poor english)
My best regards
The_Perezenator
New Member
Is macOS now unsupported? I remember seeing it and a bunch of other sources saying that it was supported. I tried downloading the one under the "Downloads" tab but obs just doesn't start. I've since uninstalled it.
I am not well versed in Linux packages, but is it possible that the Linux download of media-controls is based on Ubuntu instead of Debian9 (Stretch) and that is why I get error message?
Exeldro
Active Member
@OBSnewguy yes it is build on Ubuntu
BeachBum1085
Member
So I used the link in this thread that goes to Microsoft where it gets very ugly with different versions of the C++RED:
I was reluctant to use the aka.ms URL as it doesn't look official at all.
I looked at my installed C++RED and found 8 different copies with different dates (2008 2010 2013 etc)
So I uninstalled every C++RED product, then used the above URL (aka.ms) and now the plugin works.
I hope that this version of C++RED won't break other programs.
That makes sense; I currently have a work around by using window-source instead of media-source.
Thanks.
