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Core dump on OBS startup with v1.1.6 #454
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OBS 29.0.2 is not supported. Please update your OBS installation to the latest one. |
Same issue, OBS 29.1.3.1-2. |
We don't support Qt5. |
So... not works on default obs of debian12. |
Yes, we only support official OBS |
This IS OBS, although I'll agree Debian doesn't necessarily have current stable OBS release in it's repo. Sad, but I do understand only supporting current stable OBS as per their own source tree. I suppose I could go ahead and use OBS flatpak, I'll consider and see. Why would v1.1.5 fail to work when it did before though? |
Our feature enhancement got to require Qt6 |
Qt5 support will be dropped after OBS 30 so we aren't going to support Qt5 again. |
@umireon it's just strange, I had 1.1.5 working fine 3 weeks ago when I first downloaded it, but then end of last week when I went to start up OBS Studio, it started core dumping. Maybe OBS had a minor version update in Debian that I updated to, but since obs-backgroundremoval isn't in the Debian repos, that wouldn't have been updated. |
This is because 1.1.6 was released. When a newer version of our plugin is released, our plugin tries to show the dialog that recommends downloading the latest version. This dialog is not compatible with Qt5 so showing the update dialog results in coredump. |
@umireon Ohhhh, ok. That makes sense, although maybe it'd be better to have some sort of debug/error message, and a way to configure that off so I could still use v1.1.5, even with 1.1.6 having been released? Or at least have some consideration for this sort of thing for future versions, at least, so that folks like me that use Debian that are often a bit behind current stable OBS can still use older versions of plugins that working acceptably fine as things are. |
@umireon awesome! I made sure to do I see a debug symbol
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The err message actually is a more of help |
I will try the Debian environment later. |
Having the same issue. Would it be possible to disable this update dialog if it is the sole reason for crashing obs?
to summarize:
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@adaptive-shield-matrix @Drizzt321 can y'all check the artifcats on #469 plz? i changed some things to make the updated more robust |
trying it to build git clone https://github.com/obs-ai/obs-backgroundremoval
git fetch origin pull/469/head:roy.fix_updater_crash
git checkout roy.fix_updater_crash
./.github/scripts/build-linux build is interrupted by missing
I guess the build process is only working on Ubuntu and is not meant to be run/build on any other Linux distribution.
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@adaptive-shield-matrix There's no need to build Download the Linux ones and test them out just like a regular release |
I tried installing the obs plugin manually I can't find obs in the list of effects Have I extracted the files in the right directory ?
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@adaptive-shield-matrix thanks , this actually looks OK(-ish) |
@royshil works for me! @adaptive-shield-matrix so I actually had to list the files in the original |
The instructions work me as well. |
boom! we squashed this bug 🐛 |
implemented, closing |
Describe the bug
OBS-Studio core dumps during startup
To Reproduce
Debian 12.1, all up to date, KDE Plasma.
I did have it work a few weeks ago when I first installed v1.1.5, don't think any major libraries have been updated/installed, but I could be wrong.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Startup OBS from the command line. I had 1.1.5 installed, uninstalled that and installed the latest
.deb
, still same thing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: