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Win 11 OBS 30.1.2 not loading the plugin

Open Andre-pwn opened this issue 7 months ago • 10 comments

12:53:45.073: LoadLibrary failed for '../../obs-plugins/64bit/obs-ios-camera-source.dll': The specified module could not be found. 12:53:45.073: (126) 12:53:45.073: Module '../../obs-plugins/64bit/obs-ios-camera-source.dll' not loaded from log files.

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Andre-pwn avatar Aug 04 '25 10:08 Andre-pwn

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confirmation that the file is present

Andre-pwn avatar Aug 04 '25 11:08 Andre-pwn

I'm looking into it. Will provide an update asap. This can happen if the bundled ffmpeg libraries in OBS Studio have been updated in an update. As a quick workaround, downgrade to the previous version of OBS Studio and I'll get a new build of the plugin out shortly.

wtsnz avatar Aug 12 '25 20:08 wtsnz

@Andre-pwn - Here's a new build that works on my machine with Windows 11 and OBS Studio 31.1.2.

I build this locally, and will update the release this evening.

wtsnz avatar Aug 13 '25 01:08 wtsnz

I attempted using the above provided build on a fresh-install OBS 31.1.2, but received the exact same error log as originally stated (Windows 11 Pro 24H2)

ShrimpFriedCode avatar Aug 19 '25 02:08 ShrimpFriedCode

Thanks for the update, I'm sorry about that. Could you share your logs at all?

wtsnz avatar Aug 20 '25 16:08 wtsnz

I've just confirmed that it's working on my machine running Windows 10 Pro. Will upgrade to 11 and get back to you.

wtsnz avatar Aug 20 '25 16:08 wtsnz

I've just confirmed that it's working on my machine running Windows 10 Pro. Will upgrade to 11 and get back to you.

Getting same error on Win11Pro here:

14:23:33.443: LoadLibrary failed for '../../obs-plugins/64bit/obs-ios-camera-source.dll': The specified module could not be found. 14:23:33.443: (126) 14:23:33.443: Module '../../obs-plugins/64bit/obs-ios-camera-source.dll' not loaded

Full log file: https://obsproject.com/logs/Y0tTBof1JyBohBLX

Android3D-maker avatar Aug 20 '25 19:08 Android3D-maker

@Android3D-maker Thanks for that - that's really helpful.

It looks like the installer is installing to the wrong directory. Turns out it was working here cause it was pointing at a previous version I'd been debugging with.

If you've used the installer, and if you open up C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins you'll see a folder obs-ios-camera-source. We need to copy the two files inside

C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins\obs-ios-camera-source\obs-ios-camera-source\bin\64bit\

to

C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit\

And copy the locale folder from inside

C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins\obs-ios-camera-source\obs-ios-camera-source\data

to

C:\Program Files\obs-studio\data\obs-plugins\obs-ios-camera-source\

(you might need to create the obs-ios-camera-source folder inside here if it doesn't exist)


Otherwise, now that I can see the issue, I can update the installer this evening.

wtsnz avatar Aug 20 '25 19:08 wtsnz

@wtsnz That worked, thank you!

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Android3D-maker avatar Aug 20 '25 19:08 Android3D-maker

For anyone else - here is a working installer. Will make a new release as soon as I can. @ShrimpFriedCode @Andre-pwn

obs-ios-camera-source-2.9.8-windows-x64-installer.zip

wtsnz avatar Aug 20 '25 21:08 wtsnz