Question / Help League of Legends In-game Feed

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Jack Young

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Can't get the in-game feed to show on my stream for League. The homepage/lobby window shows just fine. Even switching to fullscreen view just shows a blank screen while ingame.

Read the post about nvidia laptops and blank screens, both League of Legends and OBS are set to use the nvidia gpu. Would really like to get this sorted out...the other streaming programs I've got (X-split and NVidia Shadowplay) can't stream the out-of-game window because it's not fullscreen or something dumb like that. OBS seems to be my only option, but it doesn't want to cooperate. I don't seem to have this problem with other games.

Edit: League of Legends seems to have like 3 different .exe's associated with it...not sure if that's part of the problem, but even with all the related .exe's set to use the same GPU by default nothing seems to work in-game.
 
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sounds like you need to add a source for screen capture. and yes, it could lag with the wrong settings. post your log so I can get an idea of your settings.
 
Here are all my logs from today, one or two of the most recent ones may be from me trying to stream H1Z1, which also failed, but I'm more worried about League right now since I can handle H1Z1 with Shadowplay.
 

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Jack Young said:
Here are all my logs from today, one or two of the most recent ones may be from me trying to stream H1Z1, which also failed, but I'm more worried about League right now since I can handle H1Z1 with Shadowplay.
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just checked the first two logs.
one thought is to make sure shadow play is not running, open, or streqming. Second you can run NVENC aka shadow play from inside OBS. Not the same settings but play with it since your encoding is high. I dont play LOL but when i watch people that do, they stream desktop when in tye front screen and setup a separate capture for the same itself. Check around on forums. Im sure there are guides. Lastly, i wouod use wired when you stream for stability purposes. Sorry for misspellings.
 
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