I'm having trouble getting OBS 28 (Arm) to identify my Sony A6100 after upgrading from OBS 27 (Intel) and was wondering if anyone had figured this out yet. I searched both the forum posts as well as open Github issues, and I don't see anything relevant.
My setup is that I have a Sony A6100 hooked up over USB (not a capture card) and i'm using Sony's Imaging Edge Desktop software to provide the device to OBS, which in turn provides a virtual camera to Zoom. I've used this setup for a year+ with no issues, the only thing I've changed is upgrading to OBS 28. On the new version of OBS, the device is nowhere to be found on the sources, and no combination of re-installing OBS or Sony's software seems to fix it.
The OBS logs don't provide anything particularly useful either other than the device can't be found:
I think at this point my best guess is that there is some mismatch between Rosetta emulation and ARM, but I don't know enough about how those drivers work to do any real debugging to prove that. My only recourse seems to be to bypass the Sony software and get a capture card for the camera, but I was hoping there was a workaround someone had figured out before I go out and spend some $$$.
My setup is that I have a Sony A6100 hooked up over USB (not a capture card) and i'm using Sony's Imaging Edge Desktop software to provide the device to OBS, which in turn provides a virtual camera to Zoom. I've used this setup for a year+ with no issues, the only thing I've changed is upgrading to OBS 28. On the new version of OBS, the device is nowhere to be found on the sources, and no combination of re-installing OBS or Sony's software seems to fix it.
The OBS logs don't provide anything particularly useful either other than the device can't be found:
I think at this point my best guess is that there is some mismatch between Rosetta emulation and ARM, but I don't know enough about how those drivers work to do any real debugging to prove that. My only recourse seems to be to bypass the Sony software and get a capture card for the camera, but I was hoping there was a workaround someone had figured out before I go out and spend some $$$.
