The time stamp of the crash is printed at the top of the log.
In this example: Date/Time: 2022-03-29, 16:47:32
So it seems reasonable.
But, unfortunately, the new crash log also does not indicate any obvious involvement of the scene switcher plugin.
So I am not sure how I can help :(
Just like last time the crash happened in "libobs: graphics thread" - so OBS's main graphics thread, if I am not mistaken.
The scene switcher was just "sleeping" / performing a "Wait" action at the time of this particular crash, so it is rather unlikely that it was involved.
Do you maybe have any other plugins installed that might interfere with OBS's graphics system?
P.S.:Sorry about the delayed reply!
Thank you for the reply, anyway I was trying to figure out why it would crash, with or without the plugin active.
What I found out is : there is no crash report for the crashes I'm experiencing. For example, it crashed just now, but the last crash report dates back to yesterday.
I think whatever crashes OBS reports are when I reboot the machine and it is forced to stop by the system or something, don't really know what is happening here.
I also found out something else: I was able to let my computer on AND streaming to twitch WITH the plugin active for more than 9 hours while I was sleeping. I was very surprised to find it up and running without a single hiccup when I woke up, although it crashed a few moments after I started using it... I think this might indicate that the crashes are related to PC load or system stability. I haven't got any type of OC going on, I have a good cooler for my Ryzen 5 3600X and the GPU is a stock RTX 2070 Super.
I tried streaming this morning with minimalistic behavior, not many apps running on the PC, just a game and the stream and it crashed.
I also suspected Windows Search Indexer to be a cause of instability because it was somehow running in the background forever at 15-20% CPU load, without ever throttling even when I game, so I disabled the service entirely, and tried streaming this morning but it still failed.
I tried to reeproduce the exact same conditions from the previous crash from this morning, but without enabling advanced scene switcher, and it didn't crash.. what I noticed were lags in the game and sound issues at times, but it came back to normal quickly, and that scenario reproduced a few times during the stream. Then, I enabled the plugin and it suddenly crashed after a minute or so. This time something ele happened, though. Instead of force closing OBS as soon as it was frozen, I let it run frozen for a while, and I could see it was still using CPU and ram, and the PC was completely laggy, barely useable. I let this go for a while and then, when nothing happened, I force closed the OBS process. But as I did, the game crashed (FFVII Remake) and then two identical pop ups arreared saying the GPU had been reset and I should check my drivers. I don't know if both windows belonged to FFVII or if one of them, or both, actually belonged to OBS or plugins.
Again, no crash report, for either of the two crashes from this morning.