Open johnvo0918 opened 1 month ago
I see the log shows the "Custom window docks plugin loaded successfully" message. However there appears to be some QWidget load errors. Perhaps the OBS installation is missing some Qt library or other dependencies. I would suggest trying to reinstall the plugin or OBS as I have yet to see any problems with the plugin loading out of the gate. Double check my installation video on the OBS resources website just in case there is something that can help there. You should see a new menu option titled "Custom window docks..." under the "Tools" menu. FYI I checked your OBS and Windows versions and they look correct so that shouldn't be the problem. Let me know what you find.
Fyi, those Qt errors are from the se.live plugin, which is notorious for being unstable and regularly causing issues. I'd suggest uninstalling it, doing a clean reinstall of obs (necessary to get fully rid of that plugin) and then checking if window-dock still crashes obs with se.live gone
I do have that installed. I think i'll move completely to using streamerbot's activity viewer instead of SE's
Uninstalled Streamelements. tried to reinstall the plugin, it opened the window but it crashes as soon as I press apply.
completely reinstalled OBS. Still does not work. it will freeze on open. if it does let me pick a window. it will freeze after I click apply. no idea why it's happening. log: https://obsproject.com/logs/AXzXVEe2wBOxsRHG
I took a look at the log file and I see a few errors scattered throughout, nothing that seems to point to the window-dock plugin.
It might be the fact that it's attempting to work in-conjunction with other plugins or sources that causes it to crash. I know that if I was in a particular scene where my DSLR cam was not plugged in and available that OBS would crash meanwhile when I was in any other scene it ran just fine. So try to make sure that audio devices as well as video devices are all available, try to start in a different scene that doesn't have any complex sources, and attempt to remove the errors listed below.
That should help to discover where the problem is and hopefully fix it.
none of those are relevant.
From experience, none of those can cause a freeze.
To check whether it's caused by interference with another plugin, create a portable install of obs, then install window-dock to the portable install, it won't load the other plugins. To check whether it's some shagged source that causes it, create a new and fully empty scene collection, close obs and reopen, so that it starts directly on that empty one, and see if it still freezes.
I installed the plugin by dropping the files into where they belong i.e the locale and the 2 dll into the plugin folder. Theres nothing in the console: log: https://obsproject.com/logs/Aa0wvkFIX7UfMobq analyzed: obsproject.com/tools/analyzer?log_url=https%3A%2F%2Fobsproject.com%2Flogs%2FAa0wvkFIX7UfMobq don't mind the lenovo and weird framerate, I tried to set them back to 60fps and it still crashes. Weirdly, the video in the background still works.