Sebastian Beckmann
Sebastian Beckmann
@tokyorachel >It's certainly not an issue that's limited to Firefox as @gxalpha implies, and I don't entirely understand the haste in dismissing these reports. Many reports here aren't that well...
@louneskmt Ok this is getting more and more weird >does the plugin set its virtual cam as the system-wide default cam? I am not completely sure, for me it didn't...
Hey, interesting to see. Does this only happen is studio mode?
Uhhmm... That should have been fixed 😄 Are you sure you are running 1.2.0? If so, it should show "1.2.0" at the bottom of the test card. Please report back...
Insert this command into Terminal.app: `cat /Library/CoreMediaIO/Plug-Ins/DAL/obs-mac-virtualcam.plugin/Contents/Info.plist | grep -a1 CFBundleVersion` and post the results. It should say the version number in there
Have you rebooted your mac?
Could you attach an OBS log of when the problem occurred? That would help understand the problem
OBS takes a lot of power in general, I'm afraid a dual core i5 processor (according to your log file) may not be enough to do lot of things simultaneously....
@jp9000 to my knowledge UYVY is used because it worked and others didn't, but that was back when this was just a proof of concept and it just stayed.
@TayKangSheng There are two logs needed: * The mac logs from the mac console: For this, open Console.app, search for `obs-mac-virtualcam`, reproduce the problem and check for any error outputs...