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There are several ways to install the plugin, each one more difficult than the previous one.
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# Conflicting Software
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To ensure that you will not run into problems, make sure to disable or remove the following software before attempting an install.
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## Windows:
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* Norton Antivirus: Known to cause problems with .exe and .zip installs by randomly removing or replacing files.
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* Avira: Known to cause problems with .exe installs by randomly deleting files that were just installed.
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* Avast: See Avira.
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# Windows: Using the Installer
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OBS FFmpeg Encoder(s) ships with an .exe installer that will automatically search for an installed OBS Studio (not a portable OBS Studio) and will install the plugin correctly there. Launch OBS Studio and you should now find the new encoders available in Output Mode Advanced.
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# Windows: Using the Zip and 7Z Archives
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These archives have their content structure exactly identical to the one required by a Windows OBS Studio installation. Extract them to the place you installed OBS Studio to (usually C:\Program Files (x86)\obs-studio) and then launch OBS Studio. You should now find the new encoders available in Output Mode Advanced.
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# Building together with OBS Studio
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1. Follow the OBS Studio compiling guide for Windows.
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2. Clone obs-ffmpeg-encoder to <obs source code>/plugins/obs-ffmpeg-encoder (should have a CMakeLists.txt at <obs source code>/plugin/obs-ffmpeg-encoder/CMakeLists.txt).
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3. Add `add_subdirectory(obs-ffmpeg-encoder)` to <obs source code>/plugins/CMakeLists.txt
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4. Build OBS Studio.
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