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OBS Linux Browser Plugin
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No content displayed / no request is made #110

Open husjon opened 5 years ago

husjon commented 5 years ago

Hi

Using the latest obs-linuxbrowser-bin from AUR

╭─ husjon in ~ on (master)✘✘✘  
╰─(ﾉ˚Д˚)ﾉ  pikaur -Q obs-linuxbrowser-bin 
obs-linuxbrowser-bin 0.6.1-1
╭─ husjon in ~ on (master)✘✘✘  
╰─(ﾉ˚Д˚)ﾉ  pacman -Q obs-studio 
obs-studio 23.2.1-2

I'm not getting any content being displayed in the source. OBS Studio

Using the default settings of http://www.obsproject.com, I'm expecting to see the content from that page, however nothing is shown. Linux Browser Settings

I've tried letting it fetch content from one of my own servers, but no request is made.

I've attached the log from OBS for reference. OBS Log

If I've missed anything, please do let me know.

1stian commented 5 years ago

Having the exact same issue.... Tried to reinstall CEF minimal and even tried to use the standard one available, no luck.

NexAdn commented 5 years ago

My first guess would be, that this is another occurence of #63 which I thought had been fixed. Is there CEF still installed despite you using the binary release? Also, does the problem occur, if you build obs-linuxbrowser from source (or install obs-linuxbrowser from AUR)?

1stian commented 5 years ago

I've installed it with AUR. package name: obs-linuxbrowser-bin. The package with only "obs-linuxbrowser" fails on make..(Error 1)

But i'll try from binary release as well.

1stian commented 5 years ago

My first guess would be, that this is another occurence of #63 which I thought had been fixed. Is there CEF still installed despite you using the binary release? Also, does the problem occur, if you build obs-linuxbrowser from source (or install obs-linuxbrowser from AUR)?

Hello, I am getting the same error by trying to build it from source... https://pastebin.com/zNfYnJ8k

NexAdn commented 5 years ago

Okay, so building it from source doesn't work with latest CEF versions due to #108. I'll have to fix that first, before we can check if it's related to the binary release or CEF in general.

1stian commented 5 years ago

Okay, so building it from source doesn't work with latest CEF versions due to #108. I'll have to fix that first, before we can check if it's related to the binary release or CEF in general.

OKaay. the "obs-linuxbrowser-bin" is not working for me at all... Do you got any ETA for it? This is the only part I am missing from my OBS.. I've just switched from Windows to Linux(Manjaro)..

NexAdn commented 5 years ago

Well, it seems they have changed the api (and even the version numbering) heavily and I haven't had time to investigate what exactly they changed, but tomorrow I can start looking into this.

1stian commented 5 years ago

Well, it seems they have changed the api (and even the version numbering) heavily and I haven't had time to investigate what exactly they changed, but tomorrow I can start looking into this.

Okay, awesome! But what version do you recommend to use in the mean while then? If I can find an earlier version of CEF

NexAdn commented 5 years ago

Earlier versions of CEF can be found on the official binary release download page (see README). In the past, version 3359 worked well. You can also try using the binary release without having CEF installed separetely.

AlexWayfer commented 4 years ago

Wow, it's breaking all things bug.

Sadly to experience it.

I hope somebody will have a time for making obs-linuxbrowser working again.

AlexWayfer commented 4 years ago

Earlier versions of CEF can be found on the official binary release download page (see README). In the past, version 3359 worked well. You can also try using the binary release without having CEF installed separetely.

I confirm: the 68.0.3440.106 version of CEF, master version of obs-linuxbrowser and compiling by instructions in README on Arch Linux makes this plugin working. Thank you.

AlexWayfer commented 4 years ago

minimal builds work too.

75.0.1+gb5e74dd+chromium-75.0.3770.80 works too.

76.1.5+gd8a577c+chromium-76.0.3809.87 works.

Even the latest 64-bit 77.1.12+gc63c001+chromium-77.0.3865.90 works…

So, maybe the problem in the build?

NexAdn commented 4 years ago

There was a similar issue (#63) some time ago, causing only certain CEF builds to work with obs-linuxbrowser. To this day, however I have no clue why that might be, although it seemed to have been working for a while after merging #79. Apparently, this either was not the issue or there is some new issue with similar symptoms. Nonetheless, we most probably just have to keep track of the versions which are known to be working. I'll merge the fix-new-cef-api-108-110 branch as soon as I have time testing these CEF builds myself.

silmanduin66 commented 4 years ago

Has this problem been solved yet ? I tried it on archlinux but i got this error /usr//lib/obs-plugins/browser: symbol lookup error: /usr//lib/obs-plugins/browser: undefined symbol: cef_cookie_manager_create_manager

NexAdn commented 4 years ago

This error is new to me. Have you updated CEF without recompiling obs-linuxbrowser?

LjuAdmir commented 4 years ago

Has this problem been solved yet ? I tried it on archlinux but i got this error /usr//lib/obs-plugins/browser: symbol lookup error: /usr//lib/obs-plugins/browser: undefined symbol: cef_cookie_manager_create_manager

I'm having this same problem on manjaro. Tried installing cef-minimal from aur, and it's not working.

FilipKod commented 4 years ago

I had the same problem when I installed the packages via AUR. I solved problem uninstalling AUR packages and then installing packages manually. I follow readme.md and download latest CEF from link and was follow steps. After build CEF I restart obs and it works.