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Failed auth: Client/server version mismatch #61
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Yeah, same problem here because obs-websocket just updated from v4.9.1 to v5.0.0 =) |
Same |
The EDIT: ...mostly; getting stuff like this on occasion:
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Unfortuntely doesn't seem to work on Kubuntu 23.04 |
If you use the PPA from OBS themselves, the compat websocket package does work. However, you have to force the version from the PPA and apt flags it as having broken dependencies. |
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I got the package working on Ubuntu, but had to symlink the libraries to the appropriate place before OBS Studio would pick them up. The process is described here: obsproject/obs-websocket#995 |
https://github.com/grigio/obs-cmd if you are interested it's a minimal implementation of obs websocket 5 |
I couldn't find any alternative to obs-cli that supports scene switching, items, filters and hotkeys that works with the new websockets API. So here's my implementation, in Python: |
I wish pschmitt's version showed up on the google main search page. It actually works without a bunch of hoop jumping for a simple stop veritual cam cli. |
I'm trying to use this tool (v0.5.0) with OBS v27.2.4 and obs-websocket v5.0.0.
When trying to do
obs-cli scene list
I'm getting the following error message:I disabled authentication for this test.
What am I missing?
EDIT: I just saw that v5.0.0 of obs-websocket was just released 3 days ago. Well, that must be why :) Let me know if I can help in any way.
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