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Multiple RTMP outputs plugin 2020-05-17

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Hi first of all thanx for this plugin its awesome and i use it daily. But it does not work when opening an instance of obs via -portable launch command. And what I mean is that it doesn't load. Every other plugin loads this is the only one that doesn't. Can this be fixed somehow? Again thanx.
 
TheStonedSpider said:
Hi first of all thanx for this plugin its awesome and i use it daily. But it does not work when opening an instance of obs via -portable launch command. And what I mean is that it doesn't load. Every other plugin loads this is the only one that doesn't. Can this be fixed somehow? Again thanx.
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Check if your version of the plugin is also portable or not ._.
 
TheStonedSpider said:
Hi first of all thanx for this plugin its awesome and i use it daily. But it does not work when opening an instance of obs via -portable launch command. And what I mean is that it doesn't load. Every other plugin loads this is the only one that doesn't. Can this be fixed somehow? Again thanx.
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I will explain what I told someone else who said something similar again.

You should NEVER install plugins into portable installs of OBS Studio using installers. Some, like DistroAV and Multi RTMP outputs place them into %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\plugins.

To guarantee portability, OBS Studio run in portable mode ignores %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\plugins, which is why OBS Studio in portable mode won't see plugins in that location. Instead, install and unpack the ZIP file which unpacks into the normal OBS Studio hierarchy.

And before the topic is brought up like the previous person I previously replied to did, %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\pluigins actually IS a standard location. In fact, it is far safer to put plugins there than it is in the "normal" location. I gave a more fully-detailed explanation here.

--Katt. =^.^=
 
KattPhloxworthy said:
I will explain what I told someone else who said something similar again.

You should NEVER install plugins into portable installs of OBS Studio using installers. Some, like DistroAV and Multi RTMP outputs place them into %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\plugins.

To guarantee portability, OBS Studio run in portable mode ignores %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\plugins, which is why OBS Studio in portable mode won't see plugins in that location. Instead, install and unpack the ZIP file which unpacks into the normal OBS Studio hierarchy.

And before the topic is brought up like the previous person I previously replied to did, %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\pluigins actually IS a standard location. In fact, it is far safer to put plugins there than it is in the "normal" location. I gave a more fully-detailed explanation here.

--Katt. =^.^=
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Okay first of all I never said i installed anything via an installer. I always put the plugins myself from the zips. Second of all if you read what I said, I am opening obs in a portable mode using the "-portable" launch command from the obs shortcut. Meaning its opening a new instance of obs in a portable fashion from the already existing obs already installed. I did not install a separate version of obs. And the portable version sees all plugins except this one.
 
TheStonedSpider said:
Okay first of all I never said i installed anything via an installer. I always put the plugins myself from the zips. Second of all if you read what I said, I am opening obs in a portable mode using the "-portable" launch command from the obs shortcut. Meaning its opening a new instance of obs in a portable fashion from the already existing obs already installed. I did not install a separate version of obs. And the portable version sees all plugins except this one.
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You can also create a file at the root of the OBS Studio tree called "obs_portable_mode" so you don't have to use that flag. If you use a command line in a command prompt window, you'll need to be in the directory where obs64.exe is. Doing a "Run..." dialog will work as well. If you use a shortcut, you'll need to add that path in the "Start in..." blank in the shortcut setting dialog.

--Katt. =^.^=
 
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this simply does not work for me. i am on steamos, created a plugins folder in my obs, extracted the tar.gz source code into it, restarted obs, and absolutely nothing happened at all.
 
Hello, I've installed the OBS Multi-RTMP plugin and configured a destination. When I click "Start," the second RTMP stream also starts.

Is there a way to make this stream run only for a specific time each day? So that it starts on the same day and then stops, and then does the same the next day, and so on.
 
fishi92 said:
Hello, I've installed the OBS Multi-RTMP plugin and configured a destination. When I click "Start," the second RTMP stream also starts.

Is there a way to make this stream run only for a specific time each day? So that it starts on the same day and then stops, and then does the same the next day, and so on.
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Existe um plugin que automatiza. Só não me lembro qual. Mais aqui no fórum tem!
 
LexXxusTV said:
Not working in 2026?
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What did you download, and how did you install it? Did you change where it would install?

The installer installs into %PROGRAMDATA%\obs-studio\plugins, usually C:\ProgramData\obs-studio\plugins.

This only works on installed copies of OBS Studio, e.g. the standalone self-installer, via Steam, or the MS Store.

This will not work for portable installs.

The .zip file unpacks into an OBS Studio tree.

--Katt. =^.^=
 
Under Ubuntu 26.04 LTS using the official PPA from OBS - v32.2.0 The plugin indicates a dependency conflict and will not install:

Rich (BB code): 
Unsatisfied dependencies:
 obs-multi-rtmp : Depends: libqt6gui6t64 (>= 6.2.0) but it is not installable
                  Depends: libqt6widgets6t64 (>= 6.3.0) but it is not installable

Using the official ppa from the official docs at https://obsproject.com/kb/linux-installation
Rich (BB code): 
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:obsproject/obs-studio

sudo apt-cache policy obs-studio
obs-studio:
  Installed: 32.2.0-0obsproject1~resolute
  Candidate: 32.2.0-0obsproject1~resolute
  Version table:
 *** 32.2.0-0obsproject1~resolute 500
        500 https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/obsproject/obs-studio/ubuntu resolute/main amd64 Packages
        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
     32.1.0-0ubuntu3 500
        500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu resolute/universe amd64 Packages
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Tallicia said:
Under Ubuntu 26.04 LTS using the official PPA from OBS - v32.2.0 The plugin indicates a dependency conflict and will not install:

Rich (BB code): 
Unsatisfied dependencies:
 obs-multi-rtmp : Depends: libqt6gui6t64 (>= 6.2.0) but it is not installable
                  Depends: libqt6widgets6t64 (>= 6.3.0) but it is not installable

Using the official ppa from the official docs at https://obsproject.com/kb/linux-installation
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The latest build from https://github.com/sorayuki/obs-multi-rtmp/releases/tag/0.7.4.3 works great, Thank you!
 
Tonny Sarmento said:
Estranho! Quando clico no link e sou redirecionado a página. Lá tem no título a última versão 0.7.4.3. Más, no link de downloads aparece a versão 0.7.4.0! E não a versão 0.7.4.3.
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Most importantly it works with Ubuntu 26.04 resolute raccoon. The number in the file name may be a distraction. I see no version number listed anywhere in the plugin, but again most importantly it works.
The installed plugin is from that download location.
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You are running windows from the screenshot, so not sure how this is relevant.
 
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