Alva
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Exeldro
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Hi @Exeldro,
I can see that several people have already mentioned they've lost control over their vertical scenes/sources via the obs-websocket since they upgraded to 32.0.0.
I am having the exact same issue where my Tiktok Live stream is entirely dependable on the Aitum Vertical plugin. Having nearly a 1000 vertical sources and nested scenes, I've been displaying various effects through Tikfinity and Streamerbot
Is there any upcoming solution to this and which support should we address to have this resolved? Is there a temporary fix we could apply?
Please advise.
I can see that several people have already mentioned they've lost control over their vertical scenes/sources via the obs-websocket since they upgraded to 32.0.0.
I am having the exact same issue where my Tiktok Live stream is entirely dependable on the Aitum Vertical plugin. Having nearly a 1000 vertical sources and nested scenes, I've been displaying various effects through Tikfinity and Streamerbot
Is there any upcoming solution to this and which support should we address to have this resolved? Is there a temporary fix we could apply?
Please advise.
thedocdrey
New Member
OBS Crashes to Desktop when starting the Virtual Camera from Aitum Vertical with BOTH vertical and horizontal options selected.
Crash report
Crash report
I tried recovering my sources using Scene Collection Manager backups, but it errors out, and my source didn't recover. The only way I can recover my source is by reverting the Aitum Vertical version to Aitum Vertical Plugin 1.5.2 (which was not detected on OBS 32.0.1), then recovering the sources with Scene Collection Manager backup.
Please could you at least provide a way to revert to the old canvas system using OBS 31 and Aitum Vertical 1.5 while keeping our vertical sources? I'm perfectly fine using OBS 31 as long as obs-websocket can see my vertical scenes/sources as before.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
InvSnarf
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There is an issue with all Aitum apps and OBS 32 where they will crash your streams if you are live for an extended period of time (more than 30minutes)
I usually stream to Twitch, YouTube, YouTube-Vertical, and Kick with no issues. However, in the last 4 months I have been plagued by my streams freezing and losing all control of my OBS. I thought it was from updating to OBS 32 so I reverted to the previous version of 31 where I had no issues. However it seems that my problems lied with Aitum as I kept encountering the broken streams.
I reduced my streams slowly down from 4 to just 2, and finally to just 1, trying to stream just vertically and figured out that this is where the problems lie.
Aium Multi-stream and Aitum vertical, if left on and sending out data to streaming platforms, will kill your stream and soft crash your OBS (image is frozen but audio is working, and OBS does not recognize it as a crash) if you are live long enough.
I uninstalled all Aitum apps and was able to do a 8hr stream just fine. I reinstalled the RTMP Multiple Output plugin (the multi stream plugin that allows you to set all streams to start right away unlike Aitum despite everyone asking for that functionality since they released the plugin) and was successful in streaming to YouTube, Twitch, and Kick for over 6 hours.
The only functionality that I am missing is the ability to have a vertical canvas that I can stream, but since there is no alternative to Aitum Vertical I will just have to cease doing Vertical streams until they fix whatever this issue is that is causing these crashes.
Hopefully they find a solution to fix these issues, as they are really the only way for those of us looking to take advantage of vertical streaming.
I usually stream to Twitch, YouTube, YouTube-Vertical, and Kick with no issues. However, in the last 4 months I have been plagued by my streams freezing and losing all control of my OBS. I thought it was from updating to OBS 32 so I reverted to the previous version of 31 where I had no issues. However it seems that my problems lied with Aitum as I kept encountering the broken streams.
I reduced my streams slowly down from 4 to just 2, and finally to just 1, trying to stream just vertically and figured out that this is where the problems lie.
Aium Multi-stream and Aitum vertical, if left on and sending out data to streaming platforms, will kill your stream and soft crash your OBS (image is frozen but audio is working, and OBS does not recognize it as a crash) if you are live long enough.
I uninstalled all Aitum apps and was able to do a 8hr stream just fine. I reinstalled the RTMP Multiple Output plugin (the multi stream plugin that allows you to set all streams to start right away unlike Aitum despite everyone asking for that functionality since they released the plugin) and was successful in streaming to YouTube, Twitch, and Kick for over 6 hours.
The only functionality that I am missing is the ability to have a vertical canvas that I can stream, but since there is no alternative to Aitum Vertical I will just have to cease doing Vertical streams until they fix whatever this issue is that is causing these crashes.
Hopefully they find a solution to fix these issues, as they are really the only way for those of us looking to take advantage of vertical streaming.
Exeldro
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@InvSnarf can you provide a memory dump file, so that we can look at the problem more closely?
Explanation about creating a memory dump file can be found here: https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/598/
Explanation about creating a memory dump file can be found here: https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/598/
GloriousGe0rge
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I just wanted to add one bug that is particularly annoying in the latest OBS Update to 32.0.1
When I had scenes in vertical, I could monitor the audio in them, while outputting entirely different audio to stream using the main OBS output. Now, anything I can hear in Vertical goes out to stream even though the scene being broadcasted does not have those audio sources.
Going to revert everything back to the last version of OBS to get rid of this issue for now, but just thought yall should know about it before saying something on a hot-mic that you didn't realize was being broadcasted.
When I had scenes in vertical, I could monitor the audio in them, while outputting entirely different audio to stream using the main OBS output. Now, anything I can hear in Vertical goes out to stream even though the scene being broadcasted does not have those audio sources.
Going to revert everything back to the last version of OBS to get rid of this issue for now, but just thought yall should know about it before saying something on a hot-mic that you didn't realize was being broadcasted.
PJGHangouts
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Yeah, I have the same problem, realized this after an update. I got a text from a friend saying the audio I was talking about in another room (wireless gear) was being broadcast on my 10 minute countdown, couldn't understand what was doing it.
Tried various 'fixes' and uninstalling the plugin made the problem go away.
I can see a setting that will turn that 'feature' off, I'd like to control which scene has my audio, not a plugin.
I'll uninstall the plugin for now, as I don't 'need' the vertical part, as Twitch can sorta do the same with clips, I'll wait until it's looked at or a workaround or instructions for people like me who need to rtfm.
InvSnarf
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here is the dmp file of when my OBS crashes when using the Aitum vertical plugin. I am only experiencing these crashes when I use Aitum vertical or their multistreaming app, the Multi-RTMP app has allowed me to continue multistreaming without issue for as long as my live streams go.
hopefully we can find a solution as I would love to keep using the vertical plugin without my stream crashing
Aitum
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Aitum updated Aitum Vertical with a new update entry:
Version 1.6.1
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Version 1.6.1
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PJGHangouts
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I have a problem, realized this after an update (duplicate from up above as there has been no reply about it) I got a text from a friend saying the audio I was talking about in another room (wireless gear) was being broadcast on my 10 minute countdown, couldn't understand what was doing it.
Tried various 'fixes' and uninstalling the plugin made the problem go away.
I can't see a setting that will turn that 'feature' off, and I'd like to control which scene has my audio, not a plugin.
I've uninstalled the plugin for now, as even the recent update and my 'bug' comes back while it's installed, as I don't 'need' the vertical part, as Twitch can sorta do the same with clips, I'll wait until it's looked at or a workaround or instructions for people like me who need to rtfm.
Tried various 'fixes' and uninstalling the plugin made the problem go away.
I can't see a setting that will turn that 'feature' off, and I'd like to control which scene has my audio, not a plugin.
I've uninstalled the plugin for now, as even the recent update and my 'bug' comes back while it's installed, as I don't 'need' the vertical part, as Twitch can sorta do the same with clips, I'll wait until it's looked at or a workaround or instructions for people like me who need to rtfm.
✉️ Message to Exeldro (Developer of Aitum Vertical Canvas)
✉️ Message to Exeldro (Developer of Aitum Vertical Canvas)
InvSnarf
New Member
Voicemeeter is a source for OBS, it sounds like you have the AUX set as an input in your scene.
In OBS right click the "Audio Mixer" area where you see your audio levels and select "advanced audio properties". To the right there will be a matrix of boxes across 6 tracks.
Lets say that you want to use track 1 as your primary canvas and track 2 as your vertical. Untick all of the audio sources you DON'T want to be included with your vertical scene under track 2.
Then you will go into your vertical source settings and tell it to use the track you customized in the advanced audio properties, in this case it would be track 2.
You should now have your music that you are inputting from Voicemeeter only on your primary canvas, or "main scene", and it should no longer be included on your vertical canvas.