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So I am trying to add the CLR Browser plugin and have followed a video tutorial to do so. I added the files into the 32-bit program files folder and the plugin shows up under "Plugins" when running OBS but it doesn't allow me to add the browser and use it... any help?
 
Did you download the 32bit version of the browser plugin or the 64bit? People often download one and then use it with another, you have to make sure that it matches with OBS. If you download the 32bit version of the plugin, you have to unzip it to the 32bit plugin folder and use the 32bit version of OBS. C:\Program Files (x86)\OBS\plugins is the 32bit version's plugin folder.

If you downloaded the 64bit version of the plugin, you must use the 64bit version of the program and unzip it into the 64bit plugin folder, C:\Program Files\OBS\plugins

If you unzipped it correctly, in that directory it will have placed a DLL file and a folder.
 
Jim said:
Did you download the 32bit version of the browser plugin or the 64bit? People often download one and then use it with another, you have to make sure that it matches with OBS. If you download the 32bit version of the plugin, you have to unzip it to the 32bit plugin folder and use the 32bit version of OBS. C:\Program Files (x86)\OBS\plugins is the 32bit version's plugin folder.

If you downloaded the 64bit version of the plugin, you must use the 64bit version of the program and unzip it into the 64bit plugin folder, C:\Program Files\OBS\plugins

If you unzipped it correctly, in that directory it will have placed a DLL file and a folder.
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Downloaded the 32 bit from the website (nightdev.com) and from the forums here. Unzipped and put the .dll along with the folder into plugins for the 32-bit software (found in program files x86). It happened when doing direct show audio source but somehow that started working again. I've tried everyone from deleting and redownloading the plugin to re-installing OBS.
 
it's usually very simple. You open the compressed file, open the plugin folder, and drag the contents of the compressed file to the plugin folder, and it should work after that.

It will only fail to work in one of two cases:
1.) You are using the 32bit plugin with the 64bit OBS or vise versa, or
2.) You extracted the files to the wrong place or didn't extract the files exactly as they appear in the compressed file
 
Code: 
19:02:52: CLR host plugin strings not found, dynamically loading 4 strings
19:02:52: CLRHost::Initialize() attempting to load and start the .NET runtime (null)
19:02:52: CLRHost::Initialize() Found version v2.0.50727 .NET runtime
19:02:52: CLRHost::Initialize() Found version v4.0.30319 .NET runtime
19:02:52: CLRHost::Initialize() attempting to use v4.0.30319 .NET runtime
19:02:52: CLRHost::LoadInteropLibrary() load the assembly plugins\CLRHostPlugin\CLRHost.Interop.dll
19:02:52: CLRHost::LoadInteropLibrary() failed to load the assembly: 0x8007007e
19:03:25: CLR host plugin instance deleted; removing dynamically loaded localization strings
 
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