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obs-midi-mg 3.1.2

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nhielost said:
Hello,

Can you provide the whole crash report? There is not enough information here for me to diagnose any issues.
Additionally, I would appreciate it if you provided your configuration file as well. (I assume your log file remains the same when the crash occurs?)

Also, for the zip archive, the directory to put the files has changed from previous versions. Those files can no longer be included with the native OBS Studio files, and must be placed in the %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\plugins directory for the plugin to run. (The installer does all of this for you!)

I am sorry this is happening for you, and I hope it can be resolved soon.
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Hello! Don't worry, no problem (except for problems with the plugin ))) )

In order.

I don't use the installer for two reasons: 1) I prefer manual installation so I can see what I'm doing, and 2) in this case your .exe-file is not digitally signed, which my security system objects to.

I repeat once again, the structure of your folders does not correspond to what I see and use in OBS. If I create this “plugins” folder manually and place the “obs-midi-mg” folder from your archive in it, the plugin is not available.

That's why I'm placing your files within the standard OBS folders configuration for plugins:
Code: 
%PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins
— a named plugin folder with its additional folders/files (locale, etc.).
Code: 
%PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit
— 64-bit dll and pdb files.

Just in case, I tried, as I already said, the path you indicated and other options — in all these cases, your plugin turns out to be simply not available for use, which is confirmed by the information in the OBS plugin manager. The only time your plugin shows up in the plugin manager as available and can be activated is when I host your files using these two folders:

Code: 
%PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins
%PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit

???
 
l1i1l said:
Hello! Don't worry, no problem (except for problems with the plugin ))) )

In order.

I don't use the installer for two reasons: 1) I prefer manual installation so I can see what I'm doing, and 2) in this case your .exe-file is not digitally signed, which my security system objects to.

I repeat once again, the structure of your folders does not correspond to what I see and use in OBS. If I create this “plugins” folder manually and place the “obs-midi-mg” folder from your archive in it, the plugin is not available.

That's why I'm placing your files within the standard OBS folders configuration for plugins:
Code: 
%PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins
— a named plugin folder with its additional folders/files (locale, etc.).
Code: 
%PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit
— 64-bit dll and pdb files.

Just in case, I tried, as I already said, the path you indicated and other options — in all these cases, your plugin turns out to be simply not available for use, which is confirmed by the information in the OBS plugin manager. The only time your plugin shows up in the plugin manager as available and can be activated is when I host your files using these two folders:

Code: 
%PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins
%PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit

???
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Hello again,

So I think you are unaware what the difference is between %PROGRAMDATA% and the program files directories. The directory you are copying the installation files into is the program files directory, which is where OBS Studio is installed - typically this is in the C:\Program Files directory. %PROGRAMDATA% is a different directory entirely, and it is typically located in the hidden C:\ProgramData directory. New OBS Studio versions will look for plugin files in the %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\plugins directory, not the C:\Program Files\obs-studio\plugins directory. Try placing the plugin installation files there - just copy and paste the obs-midi-mg folder into the C:\ProgramData\obs-studio\plugins directory, and the plugin should appear as normal.

As for your other crash, I still need your entire crash report as well as your configuration file. Configurations can be found at the path indicated in the log file.

I appreciate the feedback, and I hope these issues can be resolved.
 
hello,
im using the plugin on OBS 32.0.4, im facing some issues that has been really bothering me.

Issue 1/2: OBS Will crash when using the midi controller to configure an trigger seems at random, cant really say what causes it.

Issue 2/2: i personally use a DDJ-400 as my midi controller, sometimes the plugin will not respond to it and will require me going on the trigger, and without changing the input just editing and confirming it will work again, although not the end of the world ive found me doing this multiple times and since i use a lot of buttons it takes a while to go on each input and just confirm it again.

why im posting this?, i think its not a plugin bug and me being very dummy, so i wanted to confirm if its a know thing or i have been doing something wrong, but as anyway, thanks for the incredible plugin, its absurdly usefuly, the only thing i need now is to trigger windows hotkeys with it, but thats on me
 
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