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If you didn't do this, then that why you're not able to view your video, because you don't have support for the x.264 format.
Windows Media Player is lacking, not much can do with that. Especially the one in Win10.
A program like Sony Vegas, which is not independent, but a corporate product, cannot be bundled with said independent codecs, as it would confuse the idea of their independence and make it look like Sony charges people for these independent and often open source pieces of code.
As such, they can however be bundled with freeware media players, and the best of these is VLC. So by downloading and installing VLC you are also adding a bunch of codecs into your computer, usable by multiple multimedia programs. They just look into your library of codecs, check against the file you are trying to read, and use the right one if it is found.
The problem isn't OBS. It's that your library of codecs is incomplete.