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Author: SmolAlli

README.md

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+# Amarec 64 Batch Installer
+
+-- This is for getting AmarecTV working with OBS x64 (supports versions newer than x32 support) --
+Inspired/helped by https://www.speedrun.com/forums/speedrunning/3jj07 and https://iotku.pw/gvusb2-guide/ but automates the process for getting the x64 working.
+
+By SmolAlli
+
+(Ignore steps 1 and 2 if you have amarec 3.10 installed already)
+
+1. Install amarec 3.10 from http://www.amarectv.com/download/amarectv310.zip and move amarectv310 to wherever you want the files to be.
+2. Install amarec live using live_setup3000.exe
+3. Download http://www.amarectv.com/download/live411beta.zip and extract it.
+4. Move the amarec64install.bat file and live411beta folder into the amarec live folder. (Note: Please make sure that in the live411beta folder doesn't have another folder named live411beta in it)
+5. Run the amarec64install.bat file
+   Note: the bat file edits/overrides several files and will delete the live411beta folder once done. I'm not sure if configurations will be kept afterwards.
+
+To do this manually instead of using the bat, follow the guide at https://www.speedrun.com/forums/speedrunning/3jj07. The bat file essentially just automates the process.

amarec64install.bat

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+@echo off
+setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
+
+REM	Check if the live411beta folder exists
+if not exist live411beta\ (
+    REM	Give some sort of error here and give exit option (press any key to close)
+    echo Error: Unable to find live411beta folder. Please make sure it is in the same directory as this file.
+    echo Closing on button press...
+    pause
+    exit /b
+)
+
+REM	Copy all files from live411beta file into base folder
+xcopy /s/y "%~dp0\live411beta\" "%~dp0\"
+echo Copied files from live411beta folder into current folder.
+
+REM	Run the live411_install.bat file
+call "live411_install.bat"
+echo Installed 4.11 beta Amarec Live.
+
+REM	Edit the lines in register.bat from 'regsvr32 "%~dp0\AmAudioCapture.ax"' and 'regsvr32 "%~dp0\AmVideoCapture.ax"' to 'regsvr32 "%~dp0\AmAudioCapture64.ax"' and 'regsvr32 "%~dp0\AmVideoCapture64.ax"'
+
+set "textFile=register.bat"
+
+for /f "delims=" %%i in ('type "%textFile%" ^& break ^> "%textFile%" ') do (
+    set "line=%%i"
+    setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
+    >>"%textFile%" echo(!line:AmAudioCapture.ax=AmAudioCapture64.ax!
+    endlocal
+)
+
+for /f "delims=" %%i in ('type "%textFile%" ^& break ^> "%textFile%" ') do (
+    set "line=%%i"
+    setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
+    >>"%textFile%" echo(!line:AmVideoCapture.ax=AmVideoCapture64.ax!
+    endlocal
+)
+
+echo Edited register.bat
+
+REM	Run the register.bat file
+call "register.bat"
+echo Installed 64-bit compatibility files.
+
+REM	Delete live411beta folder
+rmdir /s /q "%~dp0\live411beta"
+
+echo Removed the live411beta folder.
+echo 64-bit amarec compatibility successfully installed. 
+
+pause

readme.txt

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+-- This is for getting AmarecTV working with OBS x64 (supports versions newer than x32 support) --
+Inspired/helped by https://www.speedrun.com/forums/speedrunning/3jj07 and https://iotku.pw/gvusb2-guide/ but automates the process for getting the x64 working.
+
+By SmolAlli
+
+(Ignore steps 1 and 2 if you have amarec 3.10 installed already)
+1. Install amarec 3.10 from http://www.amarectv.com/download/amarectv310.zip and move amarectv310 to wherever you want the files to be.
+2. Install amarec live using live_setup3000.exe
+3. Download http://www.amarectv.com/download/live411beta.zip and extract it.
+4. Move the amarec64install.bat file and live411beta folder into the amarec live folder. (Note: Please make sure that in the live411beta folder doesn't have another folder named live411beta in it)
+5. Run the amarec64install.bat file
+Note: the bat file edits/overrides several files and will delete the live411beta folder once done. I'm not sure if configurations will be kept afterwards.
+
+To do this manually instead of using the bat, follow the guide at https://www.speedrun.com/forums/speedrunning/3jj07. The bat file essentially just automates the process.