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Your issue is not related to the one asked by OP. Your issue is because you're trying to install OBS on a raspberry pi. obs-websocket does not support the Raspberry Pi, and neither does OBS itself. Support for Raspberry Pi will not be provided. |
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I'd need to know which version of obs-websocket and OBS Studio you have. Do you also have OBS installed into a custom path? I highly recommend installing obs-websocket via our .exe installer if you are on Windows. |
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Thank you for the reply, Im using OBS 27.2.3 atm and far as i know i think i installed it in the default directory since the files are located on my os drive. |
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That's where you download the source code, not the binary plugin files. See https://github.com/obsproject/obs-websocket/releases/tag/4.9.1 to download the .exe. |
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I'm most likely a noob and missing something but since there is no installer option I have to install it manually but I'm having difficulty with that. i have extracted the files and tried putting them in the plugins folder but obs doesn't seem to be registering that I put the files there.
What am I doing wrong as there are no instructions on how to install this.
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