So as the title says I encounter an issue/error when trying to stream via Video Capture Device through my HD PVR 1. The video and audio work fine for a couple of minutes at about 20-35% CPU usage, then when i tend to get into high bit-rate intensive situations (or sometimes not) it proceeds to lag, almost as if it goes into slow motion. If i then return to less intensive bit rate situation It may return back to a normal CPU usage and video will run smoothly, but then audio becomes out of sync.
When I check my resource monitor it shows that my maximum CPU frequency is limited from 80% constant, down to about 50% and below when streaming, then when I stop streaming and close the program it proceeds to go back up to its normal maximum frequency of about 90-100%.
The error stated is:-
18:34:27.789: Error decoding video
18:34:27.789: error: sps_id 0 out of range
18:34:27.789: error: non-existing PPS 0 referenced
18:34:27.789: error: decode_slice_header error
18:34:27.789: error: no frame!
18:34:27.789: Error decoding video
18:34:27.991: adding 23 milliseconds of audio buffering, total audio buffering is now 69 milliseconds
18:34:28.299: adding 23 milliseconds of audio buffering, total audio buffering is now 92 milliseconds
(Complete log file listed below)
https://gist.github.com/89aa79846bf3560bffb1e49ca0e81dd2
Any help on this matter is welcomed, I was thinking its just something to do with my hardware being outdated or a potential fault on my CPU. It may be worth noting that this issue initially occurred recently while i was streaming Alien Isolation, and it was flawless for a substantial amount of time but then at a point towards the end of the stream the audio became out of sync but i didn't notice any video lag. Where as opposing to that game, Rainbow six siege which has a highly intensive bit-rate, seems to have this issue occur consistently, which basically leads me to believe its something to do with my hardware.
However i thought i would post this on here anyway to gauge other peoples opinions and see if i could find a potential solution to this issue, or generally just some clarification on the matter as to whether or not it is something to with my hardware i.e. my HD PVR my CPU/GPU, or if it is even at all related to OBS multiplatform.
With regards
- Hanzo
When I check my resource monitor it shows that my maximum CPU frequency is limited from 80% constant, down to about 50% and below when streaming, then when I stop streaming and close the program it proceeds to go back up to its normal maximum frequency of about 90-100%.
The error stated is:-
18:34:27.789: Error decoding video
18:34:27.789: error: sps_id 0 out of range
18:34:27.789: error: non-existing PPS 0 referenced
18:34:27.789: error: decode_slice_header error
18:34:27.789: error: no frame!
18:34:27.789: Error decoding video
18:34:27.991: adding 23 milliseconds of audio buffering, total audio buffering is now 69 milliseconds
18:34:28.299: adding 23 milliseconds of audio buffering, total audio buffering is now 92 milliseconds
(Complete log file listed below)
https://gist.github.com/89aa79846bf3560bffb1e49ca0e81dd2
Any help on this matter is welcomed, I was thinking its just something to do with my hardware being outdated or a potential fault on my CPU. It may be worth noting that this issue initially occurred recently while i was streaming Alien Isolation, and it was flawless for a substantial amount of time but then at a point towards the end of the stream the audio became out of sync but i didn't notice any video lag. Where as opposing to that game, Rainbow six siege which has a highly intensive bit-rate, seems to have this issue occur consistently, which basically leads me to believe its something to do with my hardware.
However i thought i would post this on here anyway to gauge other peoples opinions and see if i could find a potential solution to this issue, or generally just some clarification on the matter as to whether or not it is something to with my hardware i.e. my HD PVR my CPU/GPU, or if it is even at all related to OBS multiplatform.
With regards
- Hanzo
