Closed RyanGoat closed 8 months ago
This happens to me too on OBS version 29.0.2.1-1+b1 (64 bit)
@agsilvio Please post here the whole log to help us investigate the cause.
Here is the full OBS log... 2024-01-22 07-08-16.txt
Here is my full, startup, stdout log. I could not find any other. Thank you.
@agsilvio I think you are looking in the wrong place. It should be under "Effects Filters".
@agsilvio Can you open a separate issue for us to support you? Your problem is different from @RyanGoat 's one.
@RyanGoat Can you give us some screenshots that indicate our plugin does not appear on the list?
@umireon Screenshot showing the list of available filters:
@RyanGoat We don't support Qt 5. Can you use Qt 6?
@agsilvio I think you are looking in the wrong place. It should be under "Effects Filters".
Thank you. I reached my conclusion based on this tutorial, linked on the plugin's page. Needless to say, at the time, I checked both lists of filters and it is not found.
evidence:
@agsilvio Can you open a separate issue for us to support you? Your problem is different from @RyanGoat 's one.
Thank you but I cannot see the difference. Can you identify the difference? I am also on Debian and having the same symptoms. I also installed the plugin the same way the OP did; with the deb package.
@RyanGoat We don't support Qt 5. Can you use Qt 6?
The debian stable repository package seems to be compiled against QT5. I tried installing the latest unstable package (with OBS studio 30). But the packaging system outsmarted me. I'll see if I can figure out a way to get a newer build of OBS studio on my machine.
@RyanGoat Can you install OBS and our plugin via FlatPak? FlatPak is another official distribution by OBS-Studio for other distributions than Ubuntu. (Note that Debian is not Ubuntu).
@agsilvio Your OBS version is different from @RyanGoat 's, and this might make a huge difference. I decided to handle @agsilvio 's issue on another issue but if it reveals that the root cause was the same, we will go on the same issue.
@RyanGoat Can you install OBS and our plugin via FlatPak? FlatPak is another official distribution by OBS-Studio for other distributions than Ubuntu. (Note that Debian is not Ubuntu).
I don't like FlatPak. It feels like a very microsoft way to install programs. But that is a different discussion.
I compiled obs studio 30.0.2 from source. It is using QT 6.4.2. Now the problem is it doesn't seem to find any plugins what so ever. No errors in the log either. Just no mention of any plugins at all.
.deb release is not for debian users, only ubuntu. The package don't respect the official stable debian dependencies and is useless on debian.
flatpak is not a system solution, is a container solution and don't respect the path's and plugins of inner system.
Bottom line: only ubuntu is supported.
@thedeveloperdavid I don't think the OBS project supports Debian officially so that you have to build our plugin by yourself and this restriction is intended.
Describe the bug
Installed .deb file. I see the plugin load in the OBS log. But the background removal choice is not shown in the Effect Filters list.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: (Debian Linux 12, OBS Studio 29.1.2)
Expected behavior
Background Removal is in the list of available filters.
Log and Crash Report
16:37:21.399: [obs-backgroundremoval] Plugin loaded successfully (version 1.1.10) ... 16:37:21.468: Loaded Modules: ... 16:37:21.468: obs-backgroundremoval.so
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