piyanchurl
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the broadcast lasts for about 3-4 hours, then crashes. An error occurs when starting. I am attaching the logs
OBS crashed.
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Suslik V
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Code:
Unhandled exception: 80000003
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Thread 127A4: mp_cache_thread (Crashed)
Stack EIP Arg0 Arg1 Arg2 Arg3 Address
0000005A622FF778 00007FFEF6AF5B52 0000000000001E00 0000000000000000 000001E01F1DE9D0 0000005A00000006 obs.dll!0x7ffef6af5b52
0000005A622FF780 00007FFEF6AC8CF7 0000000000000000 000001E01F1DE9D0 0000005A00000006 0000000000000000 obs.dll!0x7ffef6ac8cf7
0000005A622FF788 0000000000001E00 000001E01F1DE9D0 0000005A00000006 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 <unknown>!0x1e00piyanchurl
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piyanchurl
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During the crash my memory was at 50% load.
piyanchurl
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last 2 lines of file before crash
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22:25:37.704: (https://streamelements.com/overlay/scripts/vendor.js:59392)
22:25:47.221: [win-capture-audio] (ProcessInput) late mix input packet - increase cutoff_end?
PaiSand
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piyanchurl
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logs
piyanchurl
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the file didn't want to load because it was very big. I edited it, deleted a huge number of identical lines
piyanchurl
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maybe the reason is that it keeps spamming the same line in the log so the memory gets full and eventually it crashes? i saw that it can't connect to two sites and it keeps saying that in the log
piyanchurl
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Sorry, haven't you watched it yet?
PaiSand
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Make sure the plugins you installed are updated and compatible with the OBS version you're using.
The amount of memory you have isn't correct. Normally is 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 but never 48. Probably a defective RAM module? Two different RAM modules? (never do this)
Anyway, you need to heavily simplify your scenes/sources to save resources. Probably remove most of the plugins for the same reason, if not all.
The errors caused by the streamelements service should be asked to them. Even if they would never, ever fix it. Remove the browser source to test it, so you can see the difference.
Your network connection is working at 100mbps instead of the 1Gbps
This can be due to an issue on the network driver, the wrong type of network cable, issues on the router/modem, etc.- You need to verify this.
Make sure the network cable is a cat5e or higher.
Some old network drivers don't select the available Gbps connection and wrongly uses only 100mbps so you need to force the Gbps in its settings or update the driver.
Some old routers / modems are limited to 100mbps, so you need to get a newer one capable of 1 Gbps.
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The amount of memory you have isn't correct. Normally is 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 but never 48. Probably a defective RAM module? Two different RAM modules? (never do this)
Anyway, you need to heavily simplify your scenes/sources to save resources. Probably remove most of the plugins for the same reason, if not all.
The errors caused by the streamelements service should be asked to them. Even if they would never, ever fix it. Remove the browser source to test it, so you can see the difference.
Your network connection is working at 100mbps instead of the 1Gbps
This can be due to an issue on the network driver, the wrong type of network cable, issues on the router/modem, etc.- You need to verify this.
Make sure the network cable is a cat5e or higher.
Some old network drivers don't select the available Gbps connection and wrongly uses only 100mbps so you need to force the Gbps in its settings or update the driver.
Some old routers / modems are limited to 100mbps, so you need to get a newer one capable of 1 Gbps.
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piyanchurl
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Thanks for the detailed answer. Another clarification has appeared. The problem occurs only on one platform. First, there is a stream on Twitch. It lasts about 5-6 hours. Everything is stable, without errors. But after that, the stream moves to another platform, where after 2-3 hours of streaming, a crash occurs. We also tried re-logging into OBS before the stream on another platformMake sure the plugins you installed are updated and compatible with the OBS version you're using.
The amount of memory you have isn't correct. Normally is 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 but never 48. Probably a defective RAM module? Two different RAM modules? (never do this)
Anyway, you need to heavily simplify your scenes/sources to save resources. Probably remove most of the plugins for the same reason, if not all.
The errors caused by the streamelements service should be asked to them. Even if they would never, ever fix it. Remove the browser source to test it, so you can see the difference.
Your network connection is working at 100mbps instead of the 1Gbps
This can be due to an issue on the network driver, the wrong type of network cable, issues on the router/modem, etc.- You need to verify this.
Make sure the network cable is a cat5e or higher.
Some old network drivers don't select the available Gbps connection and wrongly uses only 100mbps so you need to force the Gbps in its settings or update the driver.
Some old routers / modems are limited to 100mbps, so you need to get a newer one capable of 1 Gbps.
Analyzer | OBS
OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) is free and open source software for video recording and live streaming. Stream to Twitch, YouTube and many other providers or record your own videos with high quality H264 / AAC encoding.