NekoNyanYan
New Member
Hello everyone, I would like to know if anyone here has ever tried streaming the game Nether (https://www.playnether.com/) and have come across the same problem that I have. So I can run the game Nether fine when playing on my own and not streaming, lately I've been trying to stream Nether but it won't let me. My problem is as follows:
1. I start up Nether and get the game up and running.
2. I tab out and start up OBS.
3. I check the settings and my twitch dashboard, then proceed to press the start stream button.
4. about a second after pressing the Start Streaming button, Nether.exe crashes.
This has consistently happened every time I've tried to stream Nether. I believe that it might be on Nether's side but I wanted to ask here as well just in case. I have ran both programs on Admin as well as changed the properties of each. I've tried running both 32 bit and 64 bit versions of OBS.
The curious thing is, Nether will only crash if and only if OBS detects the game its self. I tried to re-install both programs and Nether game will only detect when OBS is ran on Admin mode, as I use game capture. The crash happens exactly when I press the Start Streaming button.
Here is my system specs if it will help with finding a solution:
OPERATING SYSTEM:
Windows 2.6.2.9200
CPU TYPE:
Intel® Core™ i7-4710HQ CPU @ 2.50GHz
CPU SPEED:
2.54 GHz
SYSTEM MEMORY:
8.47 GB
VIDEO CARD MODEL:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M
VIDEO CARD MEMORY:
1.88 GB
VIDEO CARD DRIVER:
nvd3dum.dll
DESKTOP RESOLUTION:
1920x1080
HARD DISK SIZE:
427.43 GB
HARD DISK FREE SPACE:
315.34 GB (74%)
DOWNLOAD SPEED:
6.83 MB/s (54.6 mbps)
Thank you to anyone who can help and anyone who take the time to read this. I've search everything I found about it, but they problem is different. They all have it working but, there were just some minor problems, I actually can't get the game to work when OBS is streaming.
Oh the Model of my Laptop is the ASUS ROG G550J. This info might also be useful, since it's a laptop it uses the intel integrated graphics to render my desktop and only uses the 850M for games and programs. Not sure if I should turn that off and how to properly do it, since disabling the integrated graphics reduces my max resolution to less than what it currently is 1920 x 1080. I would like to maintain that resolution.
Thank you once again for taking the time to read this.
1. I start up Nether and get the game up and running.
2. I tab out and start up OBS.
3. I check the settings and my twitch dashboard, then proceed to press the start stream button.
4. about a second after pressing the Start Streaming button, Nether.exe crashes.
This has consistently happened every time I've tried to stream Nether. I believe that it might be on Nether's side but I wanted to ask here as well just in case. I have ran both programs on Admin as well as changed the properties of each. I've tried running both 32 bit and 64 bit versions of OBS.
The curious thing is, Nether will only crash if and only if OBS detects the game its self. I tried to re-install both programs and Nether game will only detect when OBS is ran on Admin mode, as I use game capture. The crash happens exactly when I press the Start Streaming button.
Here is my system specs if it will help with finding a solution:
OPERATING SYSTEM:
Windows 2.6.2.9200
CPU TYPE:
Intel® Core™ i7-4710HQ CPU @ 2.50GHz
CPU SPEED:
2.54 GHz
SYSTEM MEMORY:
8.47 GB
VIDEO CARD MODEL:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M
VIDEO CARD MEMORY:
1.88 GB
VIDEO CARD DRIVER:
nvd3dum.dll
DESKTOP RESOLUTION:
1920x1080
HARD DISK SIZE:
427.43 GB
HARD DISK FREE SPACE:
315.34 GB (74%)
DOWNLOAD SPEED:
6.83 MB/s (54.6 mbps)
Thank you to anyone who can help and anyone who take the time to read this. I've search everything I found about it, but they problem is different. They all have it working but, there were just some minor problems, I actually can't get the game to work when OBS is streaming.
Oh the Model of my Laptop is the ASUS ROG G550J. This info might also be useful, since it's a laptop it uses the intel integrated graphics to render my desktop and only uses the 850M for games and programs. Not sure if I should turn that off and how to properly do it, since disabling the integrated graphics reduces my max resolution to less than what it currently is 1920 x 1080. I would like to maintain that resolution.
Thank you once again for taking the time to read this.