Sean Horowitz
New Member
So I just got a new computer set up. Since I stream, I also went ahead and got everything that I used to stream set up properly. I used all the settings that I had used no my previous computer (which I had no issues with).
So what ends up happening now, is the stream works basically issue-free for a couple hours, and then the microphone completely cuts out. OBS is the only program that I have had this issue with; skype and raidcall and audacity all work fine and I've never had my voice cut off in those.
The microphone is brand new, but I tried using my old mic and had the same exact issue. The microphone is still active, I can still check my recording devices and see my mic picking up what I say.
I'm thinking that maybe one of my settings isn't exactly the same as before, or something else along those lines. However, I've looked over the settings nearly 20 times by this point and I still don't see what could possibly causing the issue (Though I suppose I still might have missed something)
I've tried completely reinstalling (with deletion of all previous files from obs) and setting everything back up, but that the problem persisted.
The one thing I have not tested is if the mic still works on other programs after it cuts out during the stream. All I know in that scenario is that the mic does work on skype with the stream finished
Log (I had to cut out a majority of this log; the issues cut out was repeating "Audio timestamp for device 'Mic in at front panel (Pink) (Realtek High Definition Audio)' was behind target timestamp by xxx"
I trimmed that down to keep a lot of messages reading "Audio timestamp for device...." in order to be able to use pastebin. There were a few thousand messages at least saying that the audio timestamp was behind the target timestamp, so I'm assuming it might have something to do with those.
The actual log file was ~10,000 kb because of those messages, but only 22kb without them.
So what ends up happening now, is the stream works basically issue-free for a couple hours, and then the microphone completely cuts out. OBS is the only program that I have had this issue with; skype and raidcall and audacity all work fine and I've never had my voice cut off in those.
The microphone is brand new, but I tried using my old mic and had the same exact issue. The microphone is still active, I can still check my recording devices and see my mic picking up what I say.
I'm thinking that maybe one of my settings isn't exactly the same as before, or something else along those lines. However, I've looked over the settings nearly 20 times by this point and I still don't see what could possibly causing the issue (Though I suppose I still might have missed something)
I've tried completely reinstalling (with deletion of all previous files from obs) and setting everything back up, but that the problem persisted.
The one thing I have not tested is if the mic still works on other programs after it cuts out during the stream. All I know in that scenario is that the mic does work on skype with the stream finished
Log (I had to cut out a majority of this log; the issues cut out was repeating "Audio timestamp for device 'Mic in at front panel (Pink) (Realtek High Definition Audio)' was behind target timestamp by xxx"
I trimmed that down to keep a lot of messages reading "Audio timestamp for device...." in order to be able to use pastebin. There were a few thousand messages at least saying that the audio timestamp was behind the target timestamp, so I'm assuming it might have something to do with those.
The actual log file was ~10,000 kb because of those messages, but only 22kb without them.
