Question / Help "Failed to open shared 2D texture"

[Odogo]

I've ran OBS on other games, just to clear that. This only (from what games are accessible to me at the current time) an issue with Minecraft. I've looked it up multiple times to see if anyone has the same issues as me.

To be honest, I have little hopes for my self, and probably gonna call myself dumb after discovering what the answer is, but the details are this.

After trying to use a Game Capture to capture Minecraft, I see this in the logs,
18:46:57.338: [game-capture: 'Game Capture'] attempting to hook process: javaw.exe 18:46:57.371: gs_texture_open_shared (D3D11): Failed to open shared 2D texture (80070057) 18:46:57.371: [game-capture: 'Game Capture'] init_shtex_capture: failed to open shared handle 18:46:57.371: [game-capture: 'Game Capture'] capture stopped
For a preview of the entire logs, that will be attached. I make the attempt to capture Minecraft multiple times, that why you see multiple entries of this.

I run an Nvidia GTX 1050 (if this helps).

Anymore needed information, I'll be glad to give it to you.
Thanks for any help!

 

[Harold]

You may run a 1050, but minecraft's java is NOT set to run on it.

 

[Odogo]

If that could be the case, how does one correct this to set Minecraft to my 1050, if possible.

 

[Odogo]

I solved it. Thanks to this reddit post (click me), if you (someone else reading this just for convince) are in this trouble, follow these steps.
Reminder, this isn't my discovery at all.

Spoiler: How to Fix OBS/Minecraft not capturing.

1. Start Minecraft Launcher.
2. Create new profile with the launcher visibility option set to 'Keep the launcher open'.
3. Save profile.
4. Switch to the new profile and start Minecraft.
5. Alt-Tab back to the launcher.
6. At the top, there are tabs. Update Notes, Launcher Log, Profile Editor, Game Output. Click on the Launcher Log.
7. Find the line starting with 'Half command:'. This line will list the executable actually used to start Minecraft. For example, mine is:
The important part of this line is the location of the executable

C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_20\bin\javaw.exe​

8. Open the NVidia Control Panel.
9. Go to 'Manage 3D settings'.
10. Click 'Add'. Select 'Browse'. In the 'File name' text field, paste in the executable found in Step 7. Hit 'Open'.
11. In performance settings, select 'High performance NVIDIA processor'.
12. Hit 'Apply' and close the NVidia Control Panel.
13. Restart Minecraft. Start a world and hit F3. Confirm that the Graphics card information on the right side indicates that the NVidia card is being used.

 

[AngelBePro]

I fixed this (on windows 10) when i go to settings -> graphics settings -> add program -> choose your game -> choose power saving and try record if you can.