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OBS Studio worked well yesterday, but now it cannot show the PC monitor content in  Please see the attached screenshot. Usually if it can show monitor content in
Preview windows and Program windows, it can record. Now it cannot. Any suggestions? Thank you
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OBS cannot record

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