Question / Help play SWF File with CLR browser plugin?

[SneakyAzShiite]

Im interested in using a simple flash animation for a brb screen but cant figure out how to play it through OBS. The only thing that makes sense is using clr browser plugin as the source but how do i setup the file with that? If anyone has some experience/input id really appreciate it!

 

[Jack0r]

You click the "?" to browse for the swf files on your harddisk. Make sure "Intercept request and apply template" is checked and choose a size that fits your swf file. After you click OK the swf should start playing in the preview window (assuming you have the preview active). If you see a small gray box with missing plugin or similar, you will need Flash for other Browsers from the adobe homepage.

 

[SneakyAzShiite]

You click the "?" to browse for the swf files on your harddisk. Make sure "Intercept request and apply template" is checked and choose a size that fits your swf file. After you click OK the swf should start playing in the preview window (assuming you have the preview active). If you see a small gray box with missing plugin or similar, you will need Flash for other Browsers from the adobe homepage.

I did this and i just have a black screen when i click preview. i even reinstalled flash for other browsers and tried changing opacity and resolution. I've tried it a few times and get the same result. Any ideas?

 

[sevenRA1]

It doesnt work with SWF files.
IM using the 64bit version.

Websites like this work perfectly.
Flash for other browsers is already installed.
I dont get any error messages.

Edit:
Solved. Forget to set Single Process Mode.

 

[SneakyAzShiite]

It doesnt work with SWF files.
IM using the 64bit version.

Websites like this work perfectly.
Flash for other browsers is already installed.
I dont get any error messages.

Edit:
Solved. Forget to set Single Process Mode.

Now my one swf works (its a still image as intended) but my video .swf still just shows a black screen. Im using 32bit obs and am wondering if thats the reason.