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If CLR Browser isn't listed as a source, you might be missing some of its requirements. They're listen on the CLR Browser OBS thread.

https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/clr-browser-source-plugin.22/

Also make sure to install the correct CLR Browser plugin version for the flavor of OBS you're using (32bit/64bit).

I'll look into it, but can't make any promises, as with Twitch, you never know how messed up things really are.

I personally use an IRC client btw. YChat (XChat 2 for windows): http://www.silverex.org/download/

It's no longer being developed, but otherwise works fine for things like Twitch.

A very similar one - they're almost identical really - is HexChat: https://hexchat.github.io/

> Do you know a way to let the chat window(the one from the dashboard) to be always on top? On window mode it works mostly. But in front of a fullscreen game would be even better. Sorry to disturb your peace while you are working for the next update.

There's not really a way to do so (that I know of) other than playing the game in borderless fullscreen mode. In case the game doesn't support that mode you can force it to by using something like Borderless Gaming: https://github.com/Codeusa/Borderless-Gaming

If you're serious about streaming though I recommend getting a 2nd monitor.. it's pretty much a must have.

> Another small problem, the same chat as above is a little bit to small. The output text on the lowest line is hard to read, only 3/4 of a letter is readable. It doesn't matter how I scale it, it always stays like that for the lowest line. I will put a screenshot in here just in case you are still looking through some bug reports.

TeeBoard uses the Twitch chat, so what you see is what Twitch offers. However Adobe AIR (what TeeBoard is written in) uses an outdated web component (to display web pages) which is why things don't always display properly - and worse, some things just don't work at all.

> And just to ask another question while at it, can you tell me where I can change the backgroundcolor and text color? I tried searching for the right file to change but couldn't do it. Well I did change some things, but it did not work. I do think that I changed the streamed obs chat thing.

You can't change those for now and the chat uses the Twitch defined styles (again, just like it is on their website). In the next update however TeeBoard will inject a custom CSS (font and color styles), similar to what BTT does.

You can see some screenshots here: http://imgur.com/a/oHc5m

That usually means you're missing the required additional libraries (msvcrt 2013 and .NET 4.5.2).

Follow the instructions on the CLR Browser thread:

• https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/clr-browser-source-plugin.22/

If you're on a 64bit OS, install both 32bit and 64bit updates.

> on CLR Browser, with Chrome it says "Couldn't load plug in" on my CLR Browser source.

Sorry but I can make no sense of that sentence.

Let's take a few steps back..

Make sure you have the latest version of the CLR Browser plugin installed:

• https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/clr-browser-source-plugin.22/

Install the additional libraries required for the CLR Browser plugin as explained on the page above.

• msvcrt 2013

• .NET 4.5

Once that is done, add a new CLR Browser source in OBS. Browse to the TeeBoard Clock Widget located at:

C:\Users[USERNAME]\Documents\TeeBoard\widgets\clock\teeboard-clock.html

And set the width and height to 400x100. Make sure the path to the widget is prefixed with http://absolute.

Enable the preview in OBS and see if the clock displays properly.

Let me know how that goes.