Perfect, thank you for posting this. Worked for me!This is what worked for me:
Install ndi-runtime 5 from here: ndi-runtime-5.0.10.1-macOS.pkg
Then create a symbolic link in /usr/local/lib: sudo ln libndi.dylib libndi.4.dylib
Perfect, thank you for posting this. Worked for me!This is what worked for me:
Install ndi-runtime 5 from here: ndi-runtime-5.0.10.1-macOS.pkg
Then create a symbolic link in /usr/local/lib: sudo ln libndi.dylib libndi.4.dylib
Unfortunately, I have the same problem. But I found a Youtube video where another developer developed the plugin before Palakis released his updated version.On the gaming pc latest OBS 28 and plugin works fine as intended. However on Streaming PC I had to go back oBS 27 as video is fine audio tends to crackle and just messed up in so many ways. It seems there a issue on the receiving end on the latest NDI plugin does not retrieve the signal correctly for some readson.
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Here is a screen shot. As I said, matter how many how many times I download and install it, and restart the Mac, it keeps popping up and NDI no longer works on Mac M1.
I believe its .dylib not .dynlibDear all,
as a lot of us, I also struggled with NDI on my M1 Mac. Today I got it working, and I wanted to share my solution with you:
- Go into /Programs, and choose "Show Contents" from NDI Video Monitor. Go into "Contents > Frameworks" and copy the "libndi_advanced.dynlib"
- Chang into "usr/local/lib", and paste this file
- rename the "libndi4.dynlib" (like e.g. "old_libndi4.dynlib")
- rename "libndi_advanced.dynlib" to "libndi4.dynlib"
- start OBS, and you'll see the NDI Sources again
Cheers, Thomas
Yes, that's possible ;) Maybe the brain was quicker than my fingers :D Effect´s the same ;)I believe its .dylib not .dynlib
Also libndi.4.dylib, not libndi4.dynlib
Crazy. Weeks of needless patience. Thank you!. NDI showing up. M1/Ventura/OBS28/Dear all,
as a lot of us, I also struggled with NDI on my M1 Mac. Today I got it working, and I wanted to share my solution with you:
- Go into /Programs, and choose "Show Contents" from NDI Video Monitor. Go into "Contents > Frameworks" and copy the "libndi_advanced.dynlib"
- Chang into "usr/local/lib", and paste this file
- rename the "libndi4.dynlib" (like e.g. "old_libndi4.dynlib")
- rename "libndi_advanced.dynlib" to "libndi4.dynlib"
- start OBS, and you'll see the NDI Sources again
Cheers, Thomas
Glad, I could helpCrazy. Weeks of needless patience. Thank you!. NDI showing up. M1/Ventura/OBS28/
The same as long as you rename them correctly. Works though once the typos are fixed!Yes, that's possible ;) Maybe the brain was quicker than my fingers :D Effect´s the same ;)
OK, you got. As you're per 100% right, I can't edit my post. Don't know why, will have a further look tomorrow, as I'm on work tonight. Thanks for your and @eadnams correction!The same as long as you rename them correctly. Works though once the typos are fixed!
Thanks for posting this fix! Works great!OK, you got. As you're per 100% right, I can't edit my post. Don't know why, will have a further look tomorrow, as I'm on work tonight. Thanks for your and @eadnams correction!
Your Administrator, if it‘s not yourself, has to activate the policy for transmitting NDI and/or SDI. It‘s not part of the Teams–Program itself.Hi, I installed the NDI plugin for Obs Studio 28 on a macbook air m2, after starting NDI streaming on Teams, on Obs Studio in NDI source I don't see any Teams users in the meeting, has anyone had the same problem? The same procedure if I do it on Windows 11 it works without any problem
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