Martin Veenstra
New Member
Steps to reproduce the 'whoops':
In this case OBS is installed on a Windows computer on a remote location. Connect using the Remote Desktop client (RDP) and set the remote audio playback option in the local resources tab to 'Play on this computer'. Let OBS start streaming and disconnect the RDP session.
OBS crashes 'whoops', the crash dump is attached.
A workaround is to set the remote audio playback option to 'Play on remote computer'. This way OBS uses the hardware audio card OBS keeps running.
It probably has something to do with the virtual audio device RDP uses to bring audio to the connecting computer.
Edit:
Another way to reproduce it is to connect RDP (with the 'Play on this computer), start previewing, disconnect and reconnect the RDP session and stop previewing.
In this case OBS is installed on a Windows computer on a remote location. Connect using the Remote Desktop client (RDP) and set the remote audio playback option in the local resources tab to 'Play on this computer'. Let OBS start streaming and disconnect the RDP session.
OBS crashes 'whoops', the crash dump is attached.
A workaround is to set the remote audio playback option to 'Play on remote computer'. This way OBS uses the hardware audio card OBS keeps running.
It probably has something to do with the virtual audio device RDP uses to bring audio to the connecting computer.
Edit:
Another way to reproduce it is to connect RDP (with the 'Play on this computer), start previewing, disconnect and reconnect the RDP session and stop previewing.
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