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However a full Bullguard scan finds no virus, and similarly as an extra precaution running "Windows Defender Offline" (dedicated boot from CD Rom) also finds no virus or malware. There are various web articles suggesting the presence of multiple copies of iexplore.exe when IE8 is not running is a VIRUS.

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This made no difference, the update still failed to install. I repeated the above attempt at installing the update manually after a reboot, and after ensuring there were no copies of iexplore.exe running, just in case these 'rogue ?' processes were interfering with the update. I'd expect to see a copuple of copies of iexplore.exe running if the IE8 application was running (one copy per IE8 tab?), but three copies runnig after the IE8 application is closed is 'not right' ! But If is Start IE8, then immediately CLOSE it again, then use task manager to show running processes it shows 3 copies of iexplore.exe running. After a reboot there are no iexplore.exe processes shown as running. If I ensure all Internet explorer windows are closed, then use task manager to view running processes I find there are multiple copies of the iexplore.exe process running, despite the Internet explorer application being closed. The following is copied from the Windows Answers post: I am running Windows Vista Home Premium SP2 with Bullguard Internet security 12 , However the suggestion has arisen that I could have a malware infection and that this is preventing the IE8 Cumulative security update (KB2647516) from being applied. I have been attempting to resolve this through Windows Answers with no success. I've had a problem for a cople of years with IE8 cumulative security updates failing to apply. Stuck and need some help? Pop into our Discord server and talk to fellow streamers.I was directed to post here from the Windows Answers Forum. Right click on it, or press Settings in the lower left corner to customize size and other options.

The URL will appear under the Scene you added it to.

In the lower left corner click Add -> Other -> Webpage URL.

If dimensions weren’t recommended, you can edit your Browser Source properties to find a suitable size. Throw this into your obs-studio folder to overwrite your current plugins folder. You’ll get a folder called ‘obs-plugins’. Make sure to add it to either the 32 or 64-bit OBS version depending on which you use.

Classic OBS: Extract the files to the ‘Plugins folder’ for OBS (Path is likely C:/Program Files/OBS/plugins).

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Select the download link that has “With-Browser” in the name.

Note: You can download OBS Studio with the Browser Source plugin included.

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How to set up Browser Sources for streaming? So if you are looking for a way to show donation or subscription notifications or an interactive polling system on the screen for your viewers, Browser Source is the way to go.

Once you set up the alerts in your broadcasting platform, you’re done! That includes interactive flash applications, websites and so on. This will also save you precious monitor space. Don’t spend a bunch of time launching your alert systems and making sure Window Capture is properly configured before each stream. Why use Browser Sources?īrowser Sources make it possible to use web-based content as sources in your scenes instead of capturing them with a Window Capture source. Since this kind of content is usually not written in the same coding languages as your streaming application, a translator is needed to make it possible for both to communicate with each other.

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What are Browser Sources?īrowser Sources can be added to your scenes of your streaming software and enable you to use web based content such as Flash and JavaScript applications, websites and so on and even customize them via css. This URL requires using a Browser Source in your broadcasting software. If you use a donation or subscription alert system like TwitchAlerts, or maybe you are using BraneBot‘s polling system, chances are you’ve been given a long URL that you’re expected to plug in somewhere in order for it to display on your stream.