HELP - Unhandled exception: c0000005 Fault address: 7FFC9315B3EC ((null))

[Kuma-Berlin]

I tried everything by now.

Re-install of all drivers

Re-installed Visual Studio 2019

Re-install of OBS

Uninstall of unneed software

Can someone help me?

 

[R1CH]

Please include a regular OBS log. Judging by the lack of details in the crash log, you are running out of memory.

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

On a 32 GB PC that sounds strange.

But here you go.

 

[R1CH]

Try keeping task manager open and an eye on the OBS memory usage to see if it continually increases. One of your 3rd party plugins may have a memory leak. Also the plugin $RN6606F.dll looks very suspicious - what is that?

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

Ok I will delete the plugins and see how this works.

I deleted StreamFX and allready got a different error.

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

I now uninstalled all of OBS and any plugin I could find.

I even Installed it new on a different drive.

Still I'm getting this crash report everytime I launch it.

 

[R1CH]

StreamDeck and StreamFX are still loading in that log. Is the crash log still empty? Does it appear immediately on load or after a while?

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

The crash log is the one attached.

I uninstalled both plugins. And have no idea why they are still being loaded.

Is there maybe a registry entry or anthing that lets OBS think that these uplugins are still pressent ?

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

Sorry here it is

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

I guess I found it.

I had to activate windows to show all hidden files and folders.

Then go to C:\ProgramData\obs-studio and delete the plugins folder.

Now I will run some tests and see if everything runs fine.

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

Ok now its saying vtsvirtualwebcam64.dll is the issue.

I will see if I can find anything on this.

If you know this error please let me know.

And thanks for all the help so far.

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

And the memory for obs-browser-page is skyrocketing.

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

So yeah its a memory leak.

I have no idea why it happens.
But I can prevent it from happening by manualy closing the obs-browser-page process in the task manager.

 

[PaiSand]

The last crash shows a vtuber app crashing. Previous ones is streamfx.
Uninstall all plugins. Then uninstall and reintall OBS. Make sure your vtuber app is updated too and compatible with OBS 29.
Always check the plugins are updaed and compatible with the current version of OBS you're running.

Browser sources do consume resuorces, and the more you add the more consumption. Add to this any web browser you have open as each tab causes the same.

 

[Kuma-Berlin]

Thanks a lot for the help.

I already removed all the plugins.

And the crashes it looks like all of them came from the memory leak.

What I mean is that the leak used up all the system memory and the crashes then happend pointing at plugins and any sort of .dll's
Kinda missleading in the error finding process.

Right now I'm checking all the browser sources to find the one causing it.
But since now where I manualy terminate the process before the leak gets to big I now dont face any more crashes sofar.