NOAverse
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Howdy!
As some of you have already noticed, it is now possible to use StreamFx as an Apple user. Although I followed the steps and checked them 3 times ... I was unable to get StreamFx to work. Has anyone already had a positive result?
I would be very happy to receive positive feedback.
To be on the safe side, here is the checklist again:
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Big Sur V. 11.2.1 Mac Mini M1 8GB - 512GB
Tested on OBS & OBS.Live V. 26.1.2
As some of you have already noticed, it is now possible to use StreamFx as an Apple user. Although I followed the steps and checked them 3 times ... I was unable to get StreamFx to work. Has anyone already had a positive result?
I would be very happy to receive positive feedback.
To be on the safe side, here is the checklist again:
- Download the latest Production or Testing release of your choice for MacOS.
- Open the recently downloaded archive and extract its contents to /Library/Application Support/obs-studio/plugins/StreamFX.
- Technically the actual directory to extract to is /Library/Application Support/obs-studio/plugins, but for some unknown reason Apple decides to hide the top level directory in archives.
- Open OBS Studio and wait for it to show a dialog about loading StreamFX.so, click cancel, then quit OBS Studio.
- Open Finder and go to
- Right click (or "command click") on StreamFX.so and select Open, which should show a window about unverified developer/untrusted binaries.
- In the window that appears, select Open in order to allow the file to be loaded by other applications.
- If the window does not appear, you have to manually tell MacOS that OBS Studio will open it. This can be done with the Open With -> Other... menu, where you just select OBS and hit ok.
- Done, you can now launch OBS Studio and StreamFX should load.
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Big Sur V. 11.2.1 Mac Mini M1 8GB - 512GB
Tested on OBS & OBS.Live V. 26.1.2