So I did a lot more digging and lot of ways to try to get around this. (Maybe it's the latest version of OBS that is the problem?) I am running Windows 8 and the latest version of OBS. (UPDATE: I did another uninstall and renamed the AppData folder with OBS settings etc so that it isn't seen by OBS, and the issue persists.) When I reinstalled OBS, I found that my scenes and sources had persisted - perhaps this information is kept in the registry - so I am not sure whether this is a fully "fresh" install. The properties are the default (opacity 100 etc). I am able to add a CLR Browser source, but nothing displays. I've uninstalled OBS (via Windows and then deleting leftover files in the Program Files and Program Files (x86) folders) and reinstalled, and then installed the 32-bit version of CLR Browser (version 3, via the installation batch file provided by Night at /followalert). When I first installed the CLR Browser plugin, it worked flawlessly - however, I stupidly ran the installer for OBS thinking I didn't have the 32-bit version installed, and hoped that it would check and replace existing files.
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test NET runtimeġ4:36:24: CLRHost::LoadInteropLibrary() load the assembly plugins\CLRHostPlugin\ġ4:36:25: CLRHost::LoadInteropLibrary() failed to load the assembly: 0x8007007eġ4:38:26: CLR host plugin instance deleted removing dynamically loaded localization strings NET runtimeġ4:36:24: CLRHost::Initialize() attempting to use v9. NET runtimeġ4:36:24: CLRHost::Initialize() Found version v9. NET runtime (null)ġ4:36:24: CLRHost::Initialize() Found version v7.
My Windows 7 Pro (64bit) is new installed and absolutly clean.ġ4:36:24: CLR host plugin strings not found, dynamically loading 4 stringsġ4:36:24: CLRHost::Initialize() attempting to load and start the. I don't know, what i'm doing wrong, on both machines its the same version. I'm trying 2 weeks to get this plugin running on my notebook.
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