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Don't know what's reason at the moment , I'll try to figure out later.
CountedDead
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@catxfish quality job and amazing god tier optimization. my goal is to use it with an open source application called CamDesk. after installing the dummy device path it shows up in its options but nothing is displayed when i use it. i have to use another program called splitcam to hop the obs virtual cam input to camdesk. extra 20-30% cpu usage.
what can i do to get it working?
"note Camdesk input options only show up when there are more then 1 choice"
what can i do to get it working?
"note Camdesk input options only show up when there are more then 1 choice"
It sound like you enable the crop feature in the virtual cam setting menu , maybe check it again ?
Here's my test result : Uninstall dummy device path , you can find un-register file in release page .
The dummy device path makes chrome not working , it seems like only unity-app needs it .
CountedDead
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Thank you for talking time to answer my question. the camdesk when installed by chrome is not the same as the desktop version. desktop version has options like chromakey making it useful.
i see now that it works with chrome version. thank you for that! my question now is how do i make it work for desktop version? or do i find a software what will replace select color with transparency.
Sorry I don't know what is the specific reason because I don't really know visual basic at all , but it seems the desktop version does not accept pure directshow interface like obs-virtualcam.
Ishjeoevru
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I am wondering this too
Ishjeoevru
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Is there anyway that I could use connect this to my phone via USB to stream to instagram
No, It is impossible.
Tri Luu Nguyen
New Member
Hi all
How can I Use Virtualcam instead default webcam in my laptop!
The APP Mixed Reality Views Win 10 create 3D object in webcam.
But I prefer to had 3D object moving in my video, instead of webcam.
Please advice! Thank
How can I Use Virtualcam instead default webcam in my laptop!
The APP Mixed Reality Views Win 10 create 3D object in webcam.
But I prefer to had 3D object moving in my video, instead of webcam.
Please advice! Thank
Paul van Dinther
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Microsoft no longer provides a non UWP version of Skype. Older Skype versions no longer work.
Unfortunately this leaves us without the option to use osb for Skype video.
Are there plans to remedy this?
Unfortunately this leaves us without the option to use osb for Skype video.
Are there plans to remedy this?
jeichberger
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Hi! I've tried this plug-in on two computers, both Windows 10 64 bit with all updates installed. On one of them, everything works like a charm, but on the other, I get these messages during installation:
C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dll
Unable to register the DLL/OCX: RegSvr32 failed with exit code 0x3.
(appears twice, for each 32bit and 64bit DLL)
This is what I've tried:
C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dll
Unable to register the DLL/OCX: RegSvr32 failed with exit code 0x3.
(appears twice, for each 32bit and 64bit DLL)
This is what I've tried:
- Run the installer of several versions of the plug-in: 1.1.2, 1.2.0, 1.2.1
- Run the installer as administrator
- Download the zip, extract it into the OBS folder and subfolders, register the plug-in manually by running cmd with admin privileges and typing this:
regsvr32 "C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\32bit\obs-virtualsource.dll"
regsvr32 "C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio\bin\64bit\obs-virtualsource.dll" - Running the same commands as above, but instead of copy&pasting the path to the dll, I used the tab key to auto-complete the path in order to make sure there's no typo in it
I've run into a roadblock trying to install this plug-in on a Windows 10 64 bit machine that been updated to the latest version of Windows. I tried both running the installer as an administrator and also manually installing from the zip file and then register the obs-virtualsource.dll files. When I tried to use the installer I get the following message:
When I tried to manually install I was able to install and register the 32 bit obs-virtualsource.dll but get the following message when I try to install and register the 64 bit obs-virtualsource.dll:
I checked and the obs-virtualsource.dll is in the bin\64bit folder so path issue is not in play with this error message. It must be an issue with the file or dependent dll files.
Any guidance available or get OSB-VirtualCam to install correctly?
When I tried to manually install I was able to install and register the 32 bit obs-virtualsource.dll but get the following message when I try to install and register the 64 bit obs-virtualsource.dll:
I checked and the obs-virtualsource.dll is in the bin\64bit folder so path issue is not in play with this error message. It must be an issue with the file or dependent dll files.
Any guidance available or get OSB-VirtualCam to install correctly?
That's a bad news , unfortunately there's nothing can do under current directshow framework .
There are something you can try in this discussion
https://github.com/CatxFish/obs-virtual-cam/issues/23
Thanks. The link you provided gave me enough info to fix my issue. I uninstalled all versions of Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable and then reinstalled them. Once completed, I was able to both install VirtualCam and confirm that the plugin was working in OBS Studio.
SplitCam Can be identified
True, they implement a driver not directshow component like this project .