I'm running into a problem with the Startech USB3HDCAP capture device (same as Micomsoft XCAPTURE-1) crashing when I access the driver configuration through OBS. Specifically, when I try and change the deinterlacing options through the driver itself.
If I have a 720x480i signal going to my capture device and open the device settings, when I try to change to the High Motion deinterlace settings, my computer instantly reboots. If I try Low Motion or Bob settings, the bottom half of the preview image will flicker green, and then when I close out of the driver settings, my computer restarts. If I have a 1080p signal going to my capture device, I can freely change the deinterlace options without crashing (though it's obviously useless since it's a progressive scan image). I thought I could use this to turn on the deinterlace options, so I tried saving my settings with High Motion deinterlacing turned on while in 1080p, then exiting OBS and switching to a 480i signal, but when I launch OBS again, it crashes and immediately restarts my computer.
I thought it might have been a driver issue, so I tried contacting Startech support and this is what they responded to me with:
I have been using the Yadif deinterlacing from within OBS, but was having an issue with Wild Arms 5 on PS2 that causes some color bleed/ghosting effect and I wanted to try the hardware deinterlacing on my device instead, but am currently unable to do so. I am currently using the latest driver from Startech's site (1.1.0.170).
Attached should be one of the log files when OBS crashed. I am on Windows 10 Home 64-bit, i5-4670k @ 4.2GHz, 8GB RAM. Let me know if you need any further information.
If I have a 720x480i signal going to my capture device and open the device settings, when I try to change to the High Motion deinterlace settings, my computer instantly reboots. If I try Low Motion or Bob settings, the bottom half of the preview image will flicker green, and then when I close out of the driver settings, my computer restarts. If I have a 1080p signal going to my capture device, I can freely change the deinterlace options without crashing (though it's obviously useless since it's a progressive scan image). I thought I could use this to turn on the deinterlace options, so I tried saving my settings with High Motion deinterlacing turned on while in 1080p, then exiting OBS and switching to a 480i signal, but when I launch OBS again, it crashes and immediately restarts my computer.
I thought it might have been a driver issue, so I tried contacting Startech support and this is what they responded to me with:
I have been using the Yadif deinterlacing from within OBS, but was having an issue with Wild Arms 5 on PS2 that causes some color bleed/ghosting effect and I wanted to try the hardware deinterlacing on my device instead, but am currently unable to do so. I am currently using the latest driver from Startech's site (1.1.0.170).
Attached should be one of the log files when OBS crashed. I am on Windows 10 Home 64-bit, i5-4670k @ 4.2GHz, 8GB RAM. Let me know if you need any further information.
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