Facebook streaming failure

[kycheckmate]

While signing on for Facebook Sunday morning we had an electric failure. When power returned we went through procedure to sign on. Received a message "Starting the output Failed Please check the log for Details" https://obsproject.com/logs/MITyrOMvsE7WYdJ2 This is the log. What do I need to do to correct this problem?

 

[Lawrence_SoCal]

I'll be watching this thread as I've seen FB get upset at a disconnect and get downright unreasonable when trying to re-connect. and poor documentation doesn't help.
However, I'm sure the following will be relevant (if not required to assist you)
- Are you using a Persistent Stream key, or no (I don't for security reasons)
- were you using a Scheduled Event, or 'ad-hoc'?
- If scheduled event, had you already started the pre-stream?
- what are your Facebook settings for what to do if stream is interrupted? ie, did you set FB to auto-end livestream/event if stream source interrupted?

 

[kycheckmate]

I'll be watching this thread as I've seen FB get upset at a disconnect and get downright unreasonable when trying to re-connect. and poor documentation doesn't help.
However, I'm sure the following will be relevant (if not required to assist you)
- Are you using a Persistent Stream key, or no (I don't for security reasons)
- were you using a Scheduled Event, or 'ad-hoc'?
- If scheduled event, had you already started the pre-stream?
- what are your Facebook settings for what to do if stream is interrupted? ie, did you set FB to auto-end livestream/event if stream source interrupted?

Hi. sorry I haven't answered sooner but I thought I had resolved my problem. I reloaded Windows on my computer and then reinstalled OBS, After redoing my scenes etc I was able to stream Facebook with our Sunday services for several weeks. On Sunday morning 12/10 I was ready to start service and again when I hit the start streaming I got the above output message.
I am going do a test on my office computer to see if the issue is in the computer

 

[Lawrence_SoCal]

Just looked at that origianl log... ugh... lots of issues. and the device error may be causing CPU issues causing streaming/connection issues

real-time hardware resource monitoring (Task Manager and related Performance/Resource Monitor need to become tools you are familiar with) when using under-powered computer and trying to make the most of it.
1. run though OBS's Analyzer (see my .sig for link)
2. 10 generation old CPU... and you are CPU re-scaling video
if stuck using that PC, maybe an older NVENC capable GPU to do some encoding offload... but really, that PC too old to spend money on and be a good value choice. I would however, check if someone has an old nVidia GPU, matching PCIe bus, with NVENC you could test with. Doing so will require how to adjust OBS Studio settings appropriately.
3. you have mismatched audio sampling rates, especially bad idea on under-powered hardware. If you can't change Audio sampling rate on camera, then change everything on PC to match camera. Disable Audio on devices where you don't intend to use Audio
4. Why 48fps for house of worship livestream? especially on under-powered hardware
As Facebook changed to allow general 1080p streaming, I'd be inclined to test 1080p (not 720) streaming (at 24/25/30 fps, as appropriate for your region)
5. log has
12:51:01.959: DShow: Run failed (0x800705AA): Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service.
after trying to start 2nd camera... followed by nothing but errors which can itself cause other problems (maybe/depends)