Sup.
Kinda new to this whole streaming/recording thing and to OBS in particular.
Every time I try to run 64-bit version of OBS Studio it crashes. Well, there are an awkward 5-6 seconds of silence first, and then the system window pops up and tells me, that "obs64.exe has stopped working". If I open the "details" tab, (or however it's called, my system language is not english) it says that the crash happened because of "MSVCR120.dll". The log created in the "...\obs-studio\logs" directory after the crash is just blank.
The 32-bit version works fine, minus unsatysfying video quality (I made a test recording. While the game ran smoothly on constant 60 fps, the quality of the output video varied roughly from 60 to 24 fps). So I really wanted to try the 64-bit version to see the if there's any difference.
I have:
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
Intel Core i7-4770K 3.5Ghz
16 GB of RAM
Kinda new to this whole streaming/recording thing and to OBS in particular.
Every time I try to run 64-bit version of OBS Studio it crashes. Well, there are an awkward 5-6 seconds of silence first, and then the system window pops up and tells me, that "obs64.exe has stopped working". If I open the "details" tab, (or however it's called, my system language is not english) it says that the crash happened because of "MSVCR120.dll". The log created in the "...\obs-studio\logs" directory after the crash is just blank.
The 32-bit version works fine, minus unsatysfying video quality (I made a test recording. While the game ran smoothly on constant 60 fps, the quality of the output video varied roughly from 60 to 24 fps). So I really wanted to try the 64-bit version to see the if there's any difference.
I have:
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
Intel Core i7-4770K 3.5Ghz
16 GB of RAM