codex
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Every time I'm using jpeg file with autoupdate I'm getting crashes. It is running OK if I remove it out of scene.
Weird thing is that call stack says it happens in QueryAudio :/
Fault address: 73995BEF (c:\program files (x86)\obs\obsapi.dll)
OBS version: Open Broadcaster Software v0.472b
Windows version: 6.1 (Build 7601) Service Pack 1
Crashing thread stack trace:
Stack EIP Arg0 Arg1 Arg2 Arg3 Address
0778FAA0 73995BEF 00000DC8 00000000 00B20C98 7398DF97 obsapi.dll!FastAlloc::_Allocate+0x11f
0778FAC4 73995D6A 00000000 00000DC8 00C01000 004D1700 obsapi.dll!FastAlloc::_ReAllocate+0x1a
0778FAD4 7398DF97 004E0A80 7398D7EC 0778FBE8 004E0400 obsapi.dll!List<unsigned int>::SetSize+0x57
0778FAE8 7398DEAF 0778FBE8 004E0400 00F75DC8 75DF3BC8 obsapi.dll!List<float>::CopyArray+0x1f
0778FAF0 7398D7EC 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 obsapi.dll!AudioSource::QueryAudio+0xedc
Jpeg contains chat window which is refreshing automatically on every message but not faster than once per second.
And it is placed on mapped network drive.
Audio is just normal builtin Realtek HD. But I had to plug 3.5 connector into speaker output to get OBS start.
Weird thing is that call stack says it happens in QueryAudio :/
Fault address: 73995BEF (c:\program files (x86)\obs\obsapi.dll)
OBS version: Open Broadcaster Software v0.472b
Windows version: 6.1 (Build 7601) Service Pack 1
Crashing thread stack trace:
Stack EIP Arg0 Arg1 Arg2 Arg3 Address
0778FAA0 73995BEF 00000DC8 00000000 00B20C98 7398DF97 obsapi.dll!FastAlloc::_Allocate+0x11f
0778FAC4 73995D6A 00000000 00000DC8 00C01000 004D1700 obsapi.dll!FastAlloc::_ReAllocate+0x1a
0778FAD4 7398DF97 004E0A80 7398D7EC 0778FBE8 004E0400 obsapi.dll!List<unsigned int>::SetSize+0x57
0778FAE8 7398DEAF 0778FBE8 004E0400 00F75DC8 75DF3BC8 obsapi.dll!List<float>::CopyArray+0x1f
0778FAF0 7398D7EC 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 obsapi.dll!AudioSource::QueryAudio+0xedc
Jpeg contains chat window which is refreshing automatically on every message but not faster than once per second.
And it is placed on mapped network drive.
Audio is just normal builtin Realtek HD. But I had to plug 3.5 connector into speaker output to get OBS start.