#Obs studio not opening install
#Obs studio not opening update
#Obs studio not opening driver
#Obs studio not opening software
#Obs studio not opening password

Default ports are 4444 for WebSockets 4.x.x and 4455 for WebSockets 5.x.x. Verify Port Settings: Ensure the port in OBS > Tools > OBS Websocket Settings matches the port in SAMMI > OBS Connections.

#Obs studio not opening password

Leave the password field empty if “Enable Authentication” is unchecked. Verify Password Settings: Ensure the password in OBS > Tools > OBS Websocket Settings matches the password in SAMMI > OBS Connections. Consider temporarily disabling your antivirus/firewall or adding an exception for SAMMI.

#Obs studio not opening software

Run as Administrator: Try launching SAMMI as an administrator by right-clicking the SAMMI Core.exe launch file and selecting Run as administrator.Ĭheck Firewall and Antivirus: Ensure your firewall and antivirus software are not blocking SAMMI.

Specify the OBS Websocket protocol for each command.

#Obs studio not opening install

In such cases, you can install the OBS Websocket 4.9.1-compat plugin and create a new OBS instance in SAMMI to use OBS Websocket 4.9.1. However, there may be specific cases where OBS Websocket 4.9 is still required, such as when using certain outdated plugins that have not been updated for compatibility with OBS Websocket 5.0. OBS Studio 28 and higher include OBS Websocket 5.0 by default, so no separate installation is needed. OBS Studio 28 (and up) and OBS Websockets: We highly recommend using OBS Studio 28 or 29 with OBS Websocket 5.0, as this is the latest and preferred version. If you encounter issues connecting SAMMI to OBS Websockets, try the following troubleshooting steps: To connect and control OBS, SAMMI uses the OBS WebSocket add-on.

To ensure you have the latest bug fixes, download the latest SAMMI Updater version and use it to replace your current SAMMI Updater.

Allow time for the reinstallation process to finish for all of your extensions.

It’s recommended to press ‘No’ to force reinstall extensions and manually select whether you wish to replace your Deck for each extension.

Proceed to the bridge/Extensions/installed directory and select any extension file.

Open SAMMI Core and navigate to Bridge > Install all extensions from folder.

To address this issue, please follow the steps below:

#Obs studio not opening update

Once the reinstallation is complete, delete the transmitter directory.Ī bug was identified in the SAMMI Updater, which may result in missing extensions if you update or revert your bridge while using an older version of the updater.

Wait for the reinstallation process to complete for all of your extensions.

From there, go to the bridge/Extensions/installed directory and select any extension file.

In SAMMI Core, navigate to Bridge > Install all extensions from folder.

Transfer all extension files from the transmitter/Extensions/installed directory to the bridge/Extensions/installed directory.

If the bridge is still in the transmitter directory, either select a different bridge file or copy bridge.html from the transmitter directory to the bridge directory and select that one. To do this, navigate to SAMMI Core > Bridge > Select a Bridge.

Verify that your chosen bridge is no longer in the transmitter directory.

To address this issue, please follow the steps outlined below: However, when updating a bridge to a newer version, SAMMI only attempts to reinstall extensions located in the bridge/Extensions/installed directory. In certain situations, you may find that some of your installed extensions remain in the transmitter/Extensions/installed directory. You should be able to plug the controller back in once SAMMI has started.īridge was not properly migrated from Transmitter

#Obs studio not opening driver

Some USB controllers (GameCube controller via a USB adapter) may cause driver related conflicts. You can also select the option to run SAMMI Core.exe in Windows 8 Compatibilty mode.

You can try right-clicking the Sammi Core.exe file and selecting ‘Troubleshoot’. You can try reinstalling your sound drivers. Make a backup of your decks_data.json file, then rename decks_data_old.json to decks_data.json. Check and make sure that decks_data_old.json and decks_data_very_old.json are NOT 0kb in size. If the decks_data.json file in the ‘json’ folder within your default SAMMI folder is 0kb in size, this means your deck has somehow been corrupted. You can try temporarily disabling your antivirus/firewall or adding an exception to allow the app through. Launch Issues: SAMMI Core Fails to Start #