Please help, I have no freaking idea what I did wrong. This is ridiculous, I'm on the verge of picking up C++ again to program a minimalist programmable system clock because apparently the programmable timer application market is full of awful, tacky, screen-filling nonsense that somehow manages to hog more resources than it should. I read that V25 added the ability to add microsoft system windows to the captures, but that appears to have been axed?
It doesn't matter if I change the capture method, the alarms & clock does not appear, will not appear, and as far as I can tell, does not exist to OBS. The most I can get is a black screen captured on the OLDER VERSION, apparently V27 can't even find the window itself. Not only did I need to update OBS, not only did I need to read several misleading forums not answering the question directly, but most troubling of all was that downloading a standalone non-microsoft app from the microsoft store was the only way to get anything on screen that didn't require a website application. My first error in judgement was assuming that this was an easy task, apparently it isn't. I wanted to implement a countdown timer into my stream and naturally, figured the software would be able to capture the WINDOWS 10 ALARMS & CLOCK EXECUTABLE. Just updated to the newest version of OBS, apparently I missed six whole versions, and I use the application to stream artwork weekly.
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