Are there any plans for OBS to be able to stream to more than one service without running multiple instances of the...

Are there any plans for OBS to be able to stream to more than one service without running multiple instances of the program?

Hey All it has been a while, life kept getting in the way =)

Hey All it has been a while, life kept getting in the way =)

Anyway, I have an off the wall request for help. I bought a decent video cam that stated it worked with windows as a webcam. Then when it arrives and I start looking into using it as a webcam it turns out it needs to be used on Windows XP operating system to work that way. And this camera is a current active and supported device by manufacturer. (Not a legacy device)

So, I was wondering if someone knew where a generic app or program that might allow the connection with Win 10 as the manufacturer is not offering a modern solution on a modern product.

Anyone have an idea of what I may have broken?

Anyone have an idea of what I may have broken?

All, I recently updated to OBS 0.656b, on Windows 10. I previously ran windows 7 with OBs and it worked fine.
With the latest build and Windows 10 I tried the installer and it kept installing the 32 bit version. So I downloaded the ZIP file,uninstalled the 32 bit version, restarted (cold boot each time) then installed the 64 bit and restarted.
With Win7 and the old 32 bit I was able to run both cameras at the same time. Now no matter whether I use scenes, video capture device or global device on set up, I am unable to turn on both cameras without OBS locking up.
I tried it with setting 2 separate scenes using global device for each scene and when I switch scenes to the 2nd camera OBS locks up.
I used the analyzer and it reported back that I have my settings correct.
Any Idea where I should investigate next? Win 10/ Logitech driver (which are Win 10)/ somewhere else in OBS?

Thanks Terry, for approving me for the group. I hope I am as much a benefit to others as they will be to me.