I have updated the services.json file found within the path
on my Windows machine, but upon running OBS in development mode I don't see the custom option listed in OBS.
I open my Windows Powershell command line then 'cd' to go to the root folder and next set the folder to the following: C:\Program Files\obs-studio\bin\64bit>
I run the following in Windows Powershell to try and run in dev mode:
OBS opens up, but I don't see the custom service option that I added to the services.json file listed. I named the new option 'Dizzicast' but it does not get listed. I do see the multitrack video option listed though (which currently does not show by default in OBS v.31.0.1. This workflow works on MacOs, but not my Windows machine:
I would like to know if anyone has tried to do this before, and also how/if they got passed blockers which they encountered. I've tried searching for clues online to no avail.
In the services.json file, I add an object which has a name ('Dizzicast'), common set to false, more_info_link, stream_key_link, multitrack_video_configuration_url, multitrack_video_name, multitrack_video_learn_more_link, and servers (omitted most server objects for brevity, but all objects look the same as the ones listed). It looks like the following mock JSON data:
{
"name": "Dizzicast | DEV",
"common": false,
"more_info_link": "omitted",
"stream_key_link": "https://omitted",
"multitrack_video_configuration_url": "https://omitted",
"multitrack_video_name": "Silli Broadcast",
"multitrack_video_learn_more_link": "https://omitted",
"servers":
[
{
"name": "Global (RTMPS)",
"url": "rtmps://omitted"
},
{
"name": "Global (RTMP)",
"url": "rtmp://omitted"
}
],
"supported video codecs":
[
"h264",
"hevc",
"av1"
],
"recommended": {
"keyint": 1,
"bframes": 0
}
},
Could anyone help me add a custom option to the services dropdown on windows for testing purposes?
Code:
Program Files\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins\rtmp-services/services.jsonI open my Windows Powershell command line then 'cd' to go to the root folder and next set the folder to the following: C:\Program Files\obs-studio\bin\64bit>
I run the following in Windows Powershell to try and run in dev mode:
Code:
.\obs64.exe --dev --enable-multitrack-video-dev/OBS opens up, but I don't see the custom service option that I added to the services.json file listed. I named the new option 'Dizzicast' but it does not get listed. I do see the multitrack video option listed though (which currently does not show by default in OBS v.31.0.1. This workflow works on MacOs, but not my Windows machine:
I would like to know if anyone has tried to do this before, and also how/if they got passed blockers which they encountered. I've tried searching for clues online to no avail.
In the services.json file, I add an object which has a name ('Dizzicast'), common set to false, more_info_link, stream_key_link, multitrack_video_configuration_url, multitrack_video_name, multitrack_video_learn_more_link, and servers (omitted most server objects for brevity, but all objects look the same as the ones listed). It looks like the following mock JSON data:
{
"name": "Dizzicast | DEV",
"common": false,
"more_info_link": "omitted",
"stream_key_link": "https://omitted",
"multitrack_video_configuration_url": "https://omitted",
"multitrack_video_name": "Silli Broadcast",
"multitrack_video_learn_more_link": "https://omitted",
"servers":
[
{
"name": "Global (RTMPS)",
"url": "rtmps://omitted"
},
{
"name": "Global (RTMP)",
"url": "rtmp://omitted"
}
],
"supported video codecs":
[
"h264",
"hevc",
"av1"
],
"recommended": {
"keyint": 1,
"bframes": 0
}
},
Could anyone help me add a custom option to the services dropdown on windows for testing purposes?