Open notscimmy opened 5 years ago
Title says it all. Here's the json config file: { "replays":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\Slippi", "obs":{ "restructure":true, "videos":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\Slippi Videos", "profile":"", "exe":"C:\\Program Files\\obs-studio\\bin\\64bit\\obs64.exe", "rename":true, "kill":true, "password":"", "port":"4444", "scene":"Scene" }, "melee":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\melee.iso", "dolphin":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\AppData\\Roaming\\Slippi Desktop App\\dolphin\\Dolphin.exe", "recursive":true }
{ "replays":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\Slippi", "obs":{ "restructure":true, "videos":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\Slippi Videos", "profile":"", "exe":"C:\\Program Files\\obs-studio\\bin\\64bit\\obs64.exe", "rename":true, "kill":true, "password":"", "port":"4444", "scene":"Scene" }, "melee":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\melee.iso", "dolphin":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\AppData\\Roaming\\Slippi Desktop App\\dolphin\\Dolphin.exe", "recursive":true }
According to the slippi launchder, melee.iso in this case was flagged as "unknown iso", but still seemed to work when manually opening replays.
Can you check the contents of the s2v.json that gets generated?
s2v.json
Title says it all. Here's the json config file:
{ "replays":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\Slippi", "obs":{ "restructure":true, "videos":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\Slippi Videos", "profile":"", "exe":"C:\\Program Files\\obs-studio\\bin\\64bit\\obs64.exe", "rename":true, "kill":true, "password":"", "port":"4444", "scene":"Scene" }, "melee":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\Desktop\\melee.iso", "dolphin":"C:\\Users\\scimmy\\AppData\\Roaming\\Slippi Desktop App\\dolphin\\Dolphin.exe", "recursive":true }
According to the slippi launchder, melee.iso in this case was flagged as "unknown iso", but still seemed to work when manually opening replays.