Bug Report Libglesv2.dll crash

[NekoTV]

Posting a new thread to avoid confusion.
Things I've done;
Full uninstall of all OBS/NDI related things. DDU removal of gpu driver (1660).
restart computer
Full reinstall of fresh of gpu driver, OBS, NDI runtime, NDI plugin, in that order
restart computer

Normally I get a CTD with no crash log, this is only the 2nd time I've gotten a log and it looks identical. This crash happens over time. Regardless if I leave obs alone doing nothing but running, or streaming, recording. No settings change or messing with things causes it to crash. I have only 1 scene, and only the NDI source as a source. This crash is happening on the Receiving computer (My streaming pc) and not on my NDI source computer (my gaming pc)

 

[Sukiyucky]

Your crash log is showing that OBS is loading two instances of libGLESv2.dll from two different locations.

00007FFFED1B0000-00007FFFED43F000 C:\Program Files\obs-studio\bin\64bit\libGLESv2.dll
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00007FFFF3EB0000-00007FFFF3F14000 C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit\libEGL.dll
00007FFFC55B0000-00007FFFC6117000 C:\Program Files\obs-studio\obs-plugins\64bit\libGLESv2.dll

Looking at my installation of OBS, those two DLLs exist. However, they are two different files as they have different file size as seen in the attachment.

The plugin directory has the DLL at 4.63MB in size
The bin directory has the DLL at 2.53MB in size

You should change the type of post from Question/Help to be Bug Report so that it can be passed onto the developer, Hugh Bailey who digitally signed the DLL. He can look into this to see if this is the intended design. There is the chance that he maybe unaware of this loading behavior that is happening. In general, this isn't standard Windows programming practice, but there maybe reasons for it. Not saying this is the cause of th problem, but one for consideration why you are getting crashes.

 

[Narcogen]

That machine also needs Windows updates.

Windows version: 10.0 build 17763 (revision: 805; 64-bit)

This is about a year old. Current is 10.0.18362.449

 

[NekoTV]

It is on windows 10, version 1903. According to windows.

 

[Narcogen]

Your OBS logfile and your crashlog both say you're running 1809, not 1903.

6:05:38.916: CPU Name: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Six-Core Processor
16:05:38.916: CPU Speed: 3394MHz
16:05:38.916: Physical Cores: 6, Logical Cores: 12
16:05:38.916: Physical Memory: 16313MB Total, 13752MB Free
16:05:38.916: Windows Version: 10.0 Build 17763 (revision: 805; 64-bit)
16:05:38.917: Running as administrator: false
16:05:38.917: Aero is Enabled (Aero is always on for windows 8 and above)
16:05:38.917: Windows 10 Gaming Features:
16:05:38.917: Game Bar: Off
16:05:38.917: Game DVR: Off
16:05:38.917: Game DVR Background Recording: Off
16:05:38.917: Game Mode: Off
16:05:38.918: Sec. Software Status:
16:05:38.919: Windows Defender Antivirus: enabled (AV)
16:05:38.920: Windows Firewall: enabled (FW)
16:05:38.920: Windows Defender Antivirus: enabled (ASW)
16:05:38.921: Current Date/Time: 2019-11-09, 16:05:38
16:05:38.921: Browser Hardware Acceleration: true
16:05:38.921: Portable mode: false
16:05:39.227: OBS 24.0.3 (64-bit, windows)

 

[NekoTV]

No crashlog this time when it CTD.

 

[NekoTV]

Two recordings. Didn't crash but the video feed would freeze, audio is fine. (This was an issue I had previously. Differently though before OBS would crash if I tried to remove the NDI source). The rendering lag is me removing and adding the NDI source back into obs. This is all on the streaming pc.

 

[NekoTV]

So I removed the NDI source, just to make sure OBS works fine otherwise. I can confirm it only CTD when an NDI source is present. The settings of that source irrelevant.

 

[sandervg]

So I removed the NDI source, just to make sure OBS works fine otherwise. I can confirm it only CTD when an NDI source is present. The settings of that source irrelevant.

We experience the same issue with only 1 NDI source coming from another OBS https://obsproject.com/logs/u-SxsaISuQbL9PsW