Problem solved. I replaced Version 30.0.1 with Version 30.0.0 and the virtual camera is restored and working again.On updating OBS to the latest version, the virtual camera within OBS could not be found when clicking Start Virtual Camera.
I'm using Sonoma 14.1.2 on a Mac Studio M2 Max.
On updating OBS to the latest version, the virtual camera within OBS could not be found when clicking Start Virtual Camera.
I'm using Sonoma 14.1.2 on a Mac Studio M2 Max.
Confirming this bug in 30.0.2: Virtual Camera not found. Reverted to 30.0.0 to fix the problem. Using Mac Studio M1 Max, latest OS update, Sonoma 14.1.2Problem occurs on 30.0.2 as well (M1 Mac Mini running Sonoma 14.1.2)
Thanks! I had the same issue and what you suggested worked for me (MacBook Pro / Sonoma 14.1.2). First I read your post too quickly, so I did change permissions settings for the camera and that didn't do anything (I kept getting the same message that the Virtual Camera was not available). Then I re-read your post and realized you wrote "Audio recording", which I don't see in Provacy & Security - but I have "Microphone", so I changed the settings for the Mic. Still didn't do the trick. So I restarted my Mac, relaunched OBS and it worked. I was able to stream on Zoom.I fixed this on Sonoma by toggling OBS permissions off and on again in:
System Settings>Privacy & Security>Screen & System Audio Recording
Restarting the system helped to solve the problem.On updating OBS to the latest version, the virtual camera within OBS could not be found when clicking Start Virtual Camera.
I'm using Sonoma 14.1.2 on a Mac Studio M2 Max.
Many thanks for this post. Fixed my issue instantly!!I had the same problem. What I found working was is to actually delete the app which removes the system extension. Then when I copied OBS into the applications folder again, installed it, it asked me to allow the system extension again in settings. That's when the virtual camera worked on the latest version. Hope this helps someone here. It seems the problem is that updating within the app does not trigger any re-registering of the system extension.
I also confirm that this solution worked ( sonoma 14.4 )I had the same problem. What I found working was is to actually delete the app which removes the system extension. Then when I copied OBS into the applications folder again, installed it, it asked me to allow the system extension again in settings. That's when the virtual camera worked on the latest version. Hope this helps someone here. It seems the problem is that updating within the app does not trigger any re-registering of the system extension.