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Multiple RTMP outputs plugin 2020-05-17

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I figured it out. On the home location, enable Show Hidden Files. I am using the Flatpack OBS studio install. I had this file obs-multi-rtmp-0.5.0.4-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.xz in my download folder. I right clicked on it and selected Extract to. I then clicked Home. By selecting the option to see hidden files the folder .var was available. I followed ~/.var/app/com.obsproject.Studio/config/obs-studio to that folder and extracted. Once extracted I renamed the folder extracted to Plugins. And it popped right up on restarting OBS.
 
mdkauffmann said:
I can't get mine to show up either :/
I've tried installing
I've tried uninstalling first then reinstalling
I can't get it to show up on the Dock menu
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When you reinstall after uninstalling, is it asking where to install the plugin? If so, where are you putting it?

Also, which version of OBS Studio are you using?

--Katt. =^.^=
 
mdkauffmann said:
it's asking where, but when I tell it, it's saying I can't change that directory.
I'm in 30.1.1 64bit
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Where exactly are you telling it to install the plugin? Most of the time, using a "normal" installation of OBS Studio, you shouldn't have to.

If you used a normal installation of OBS Studio, i.e. not from Steam, not from the Microsoft store, but straight-up from an installer, nominally, it should be "C:\Program Files\obs-studio". And if you do tell it, it has to be the base of your OBS Studio installation, not the plugin directory.

In other words, if you are asked to fill it out and it is not filled out and it is in the "nominal" (you did not tell OBS Studio's installer to install it anywhere else) install, it should be:

Code: 
C:\Program Files\obs-studio

It should not be:

Code: 
C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins

Plus you may be specifying a directory that may not exist. When in doubt, use the "browse" button in the installer. This ensures that the installer can actually see the directory you're trying to install to.

--Katt. =^.^=
 
KattPhloxworthy said:
Where exactly are you telling it to install the plugin? Most of the time, using a "normal" installation of OBS Studio, you shouldn't have to.

If you used a normal installation of OBS Studio, i.e. not from Steam, not from the Microsoft store, but straight-up from an installer, nominally, it should be "C:\Program Files\obs-studio". And if you do tell it, it has to be the base of your OBS Studio installation, not the plugin directory.

In other words, if you are asked to fill it out and it is not filled out and it is in the "nominal" (you did not tell OBS Studio's installer to install it anywhere else) install, it should be:

Code: 
C:\Program Files\obs-studio

It should not be:

Code: 
C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins

Plus you may be specifying a directory that may not exist. When in doubt, use the "browse" button in the installer. This ensures that the installer can actually see the directory you're trying to install to.

--Katt. =^.^=
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The installer fixed the target location to C:\ProgramData\obs-studio, where OBS searches globally.
The reason is too many people asked how to install plugin and can't find the correct path.
For experienced user, there is also zip archive to setup manually.
 
Why is it not streaming to twitch? (this is what i downloaded and this is what my obs looks like now) can anyone help me figure out why its not streaming to TWitch but it streams to youtube only!!
 

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EclipseAltruist said:
Why is it not streaming to twitch? (this is what i downloaded and this is what my obs looks like now) can anyone help me figure out why its not streaming to TWitch but it streams to youtube only!!
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Are you only streaming to Twitch and YouTube? Did you set up the Settings/Stream setup as well, and if so, for which service?

Knowing this will help in diagnosing the issue.

For my part, I tried to set my Twitch+YouTube+VStream (the latter one when it was still around) in the plugin, telling it to inherit encoding settings from OBS Studio. I had to move one of them to the main setup so the Start Streaming button could work plus the setting in the plugin which told OBS Studio to tell the plugin to start all streams when the Start Streaming button was pressed.

--Katt. =^.^=
 
I received some feedback that the plugin won't work with OBS 30.1.1 but no problem with OBS 30.1.0.
I tested it and it works on my computer (win 11 x64, intel i9-13800hx, geforce rtx 4090 laptop) with OBS 30.1.2.
Did that happen on Linux or macOS?
 
EclipseAltruist said:
Why is it not streaming to twitch? (this is what i downloaded and this is what my obs looks like now) can anyone help me figure out why its not streaming to TWitch but it streams to youtube only!!
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Just a guess that the encoding settings (resolution, bitrate, etc.) exceed the limit of twitch, and its server refuse the streaming.
 
sorayuki said:
I received some feedback that the plugin won't work with OBS 30.1.1 but no problem with OBS 30.1.0.
I tested it and it works on my computer (win 11 x64, intel i9-13800hx, geforce rtx 4090 laptop) with OBS 30.1.2.
Did that happen on Linux or macOS?
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I streamed a normal stream on Twitch and YouTube yesterday with plugin version 0.6.0.1 and OBS Studio 30.1.2, and it was solid as a rock (things were working perfectly).

However, one thing I did notice, but I don't know if it's Twitch or if it's the plugin, but I'm seeing Twitch saying that my stream was "unstable", but a review of the VOD after stream shows the stream is, as I said about my experience above, solid as a rock. The only issues I did see in the stream I can chalk up to internal stuff (I use four PCs to stream, but that's a different conversation for another thread).

--Katt. =^.^=
 
rondhi said:
I'd like to make a feature request. It'd be convenient to have CallVendorRequest added in to this plugin so one could automate starting and stopping of streams via obs-websocket.

github.com

obs-websocket/docs/generated/protocol.md at master · obsproject/obs-websocket

Remote-control of OBS Studio through WebSocket. Contribute to obsproject/obs-websocket development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com github.com
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Seconded. It would be nice to be able to control the plugin directly via something like SAMMI or Advanced Scene Switcher or anything that speaks OBS WebSockets.

--Katt. =^.^=
 
I go this plugin works good only issue i'm having is to change the audio mixer to a different channel from get the info from OBS It's not letting me. how can i fix that
 
Since yesterday I have had unstable bitrate only with the plugin, the bitrate cannot exceed 6k and gets close to 0 intermittently, the transmission freezes for a couple of seconds constantly. If I stream without using the plugin, the transmission goes perfectly
 
jeylex said:
Since yesterday I have had unstable bitrate only with the plugin, the bitrate cannot exceed 6k and gets close to 0 intermittently, the transmission freezes for a couple of seconds constantly. If I stream without using the plugin, the transmission goes perfectly
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