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Troubleshooting installation

Mike Park edited this page Feb 10, 2016 · 4 revisions

When trying to start nodecg, it says 'nodecg' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file

Make sure you installed nodecg-cli. If you haven't, enter npm install -g nodecg-cli in command prompt. Restart command prompt and start nodecg again.

If that doesn't work, enter:

npm config get prefix
set PATH=%PATH%;[result from npm config get prefix] 

into command prompt. Then restart command prompt and try starting nodecg again.

nodecg-cli requires that git be available in your PATH.

Install git. Make sure to select 'Use Git from the Windows Command Prompt' if you're on Windows. After installing, restart command prompt.

The dashboard is all messed up.

In the command prompt in the nodecg directory, type in:

npm install -g bower
bower install

Then restart nodecg.

Nothing shows up in OBS after I imported scenes.xconfig

  1. Make sure you have CLR Browser installed.
  2. The graphics may not show up until you update on the dashboard with some text.
  3. If updating doesn't make them show up, check the video resolution in OBS. The scene collection is made for 1920x1080 so if yours is smaller than that either up your resolution to 1080p or just use Edit Scene to make everything fit.