Trevor Baedke
New Member
I posted this a while back but didn't get any response so forgive me for posting again!
So I am planning on streaming myself working on animation and various other types of digital art primarily using a software called Toon Boom Animate. The issue I came across appeared when I tried to test the stream out, and everything in the animation program was streaming fine except for the drawing region which was left black.
I looked around and found the issue with laptops and the two graphics cards so I followed he instructions there and ended up in the same spot, except this time the drawing region was just blank.
When I try to draw in the drawing region it turns out fine off recording/streaming but nothing shows up on stream. For reference here is what it is supposed to look like.
So I've be racking my brain and the forums trying to figure out what the issue here is, because it's an odd looking one, but it seems it's not a common issue because streaming this software doesn't seem to be a common thing. Forgive me if I have missed something simple. I've gone into my laptop's NVIDIA control panel and switched the OBS settings to default to the NVIDIA processor. But of course that just left me with that second option which wasn't any better~
Here are the log files: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/eadddddaf3b089cf5e9f
Thanks for the help!
So I am planning on streaming myself working on animation and various other types of digital art primarily using a software called Toon Boom Animate. The issue I came across appeared when I tried to test the stream out, and everything in the animation program was streaming fine except for the drawing region which was left black.
I looked around and found the issue with laptops and the two graphics cards so I followed he instructions there and ended up in the same spot, except this time the drawing region was just blank.
When I try to draw in the drawing region it turns out fine off recording/streaming but nothing shows up on stream. For reference here is what it is supposed to look like.
So I've be racking my brain and the forums trying to figure out what the issue here is, because it's an odd looking one, but it seems it's not a common issue because streaming this software doesn't seem to be a common thing. Forgive me if I have missed something simple. I've gone into my laptop's NVIDIA control panel and switched the OBS settings to default to the NVIDIA processor. But of course that just left me with that second option which wasn't any better~
Here are the log files: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/eadddddaf3b089cf5e9f
Thanks for the help!