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OBS Studio not installing #2759
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Hello there 👋 Please respond as soon as possible if a Pi-Apps maintainer requests more information from you. Stale issues will be closed after a lengthy period of time with no response. |
It looks like you have disabled (or it came disabled out of the box on the debian image you are using) the |
Can reproduce. Not sure why this has not been an issue for 9 months, as it has been that long since the pi-apps script for OBS was updated. Best guess is that maybe libfdk-aac2 was recently moved in the debian repositories to @theofficialgman Assuming this is a PiOS oversight, how bad would it be for pi-apps to detect the lack of non-free and add it automatically to sources.list? |
This installs successfully in CI on PiOS. That's the first thing I ran yesterday when responding. You can tell non-free is enabled out of the box (at least in all the latest images) https://github.com/Botspot/pi-apps/actions/runs/14370930751/job/40293715763#step:3:1181 Couldn't tell you why non-free is disabled in your sources list. |
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What happened?
OBS Studio will not properly install
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I am trying to install OBS Studio on my Arm64 Linux machine, but it does not seem to work. I cannot seem to find a reason for why this doesn't work.
What are your system specs (run the following command in your terminal)?
(Recommended) Error log? Terminal output? Debug messages?
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