Hey guys, I’m tryng to use obs websocket with this simple code import sys import time import logging logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) sys.path.append('../') from obswebsocket import obsws, events # noqa: E402 host = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx" port = 4445 password = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" def o…

OBS WebSocket has two different protocol versions - v4 which is available on all versions of OBS but requires a plugin, and v5 which requires OBS 28.0 or newer, but is a core feature that just has to be enabled. Which one are you using, and which one is your client library designed for? The use of p…

Dear @Rosuav I try to reply. I have OBS 28.1.2 version. I vave installed in PyCharm obs-websocket-py version 0.5.3 The port number… I try to change it but it gave me the same error. What do you mean with “is a core feature that just has to be enabled”? Thanks

OBS-WebSocket has historically been a plugin that has to be installed. With OBS v28, this was brought into the core of OBS Studio, which means that everyone has it available without needing to install anything. However, the version that you get with OBS 28 isn’t compatible with older clients. The pa…

Dear @Rosuav sorry if I ask you something else but I’m new in obs websocket. How can I find the newer protocol you speak about?And How Have I to use it in PyCharm? Thanks

Ask me all the questions you like about OBS Websocket - I love working with Python and I love working with OBS! PyCharm should be irrelevant. Look for a different module on PyPI and find one that supports the newer protocol. I had a quick look and there are some that do.

Ok, thanks. Can you suggest me one please? But How can I import it in the PyCharm packages if I don’t find it in the standard PyCharm repository? Thanks

You’ll have to do your own research - nobody knows your needs better than you do. I don’t know anything about the “standard PyCharm repository”, but look on PyPI.

You are right ! This is the best teach model!!I try by myself…

Dear @Rosuav at last it seems it’s working correctly! This is my simple start code import time import obsws_python as obs cl = obs.ReqClient(host='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', port=4455, password='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx') time.sleep(10) Before I have installed obsws_python package. Now I’d like to start! …

Great! Looks like you’re set up with a working connection there. For specifics on using that package, look at its own documentation. You should be able to find that from the same place that you found the package itself. As to what you can do with the OBS websocket connection… here, have a browse! …

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