greatatlas
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Within an hour of starting a stream on Twitch, I notice that the Mobile Dashboard says that I'm offline.
OBS is still running, running a recording, and a replay buffer. CPU/GPU usage are never above 60% during streams, or during this time.
Attempting to end any of the aforementioned will result in the button being stuck at "Stopping Stream(/Recording/Replay Buffer)..."
OBS will continue running until the UI requires a change to be made (ie changing settings, changing scene/source order, etc), when the app will freeze and need to be force closed.
There is about a 50/50 chance of all audio outputs to the computer are removed from the Windows Sound control panel, where a reboot is required to get any sound again.
Attempting to reboot OBS after one of these crashes results in terrible lag in any application or Windows itself, if it is being captured. A reboot is required to restore normal performance.
I've tried to stream several times over the past few days and this issue is becoming increasingly handicapping. Is there anything I can do to diagnose the issue further?
Attached are the logfiles and the single crash file generated by OBS. TIA.
OBS is still running, running a recording, and a replay buffer. CPU/GPU usage are never above 60% during streams, or during this time.
Attempting to end any of the aforementioned will result in the button being stuck at "Stopping Stream(/Recording/Replay Buffer)..."
OBS will continue running until the UI requires a change to be made (ie changing settings, changing scene/source order, etc), when the app will freeze and need to be force closed.
There is about a 50/50 chance of all audio outputs to the computer are removed from the Windows Sound control panel, where a reboot is required to get any sound again.
Attempting to reboot OBS after one of these crashes results in terrible lag in any application or Windows itself, if it is being captured. A reboot is required to restore normal performance.
I've tried to stream several times over the past few days and this issue is becoming increasingly handicapping. Is there anything I can do to diagnose the issue further?
Attached are the logfiles and the single crash file generated by OBS. TIA.