OBS Crashing

[AJAXKUN]

Hi, I've been streaming for a bit with no problem at all but few weeks now it has been crashing due to encoder overload or something else that I'm not sure. Some of the logs also says "Number of memory leaks: 741" . Unfortunately the crash doesnt give me crash log. So ive included the other logs.

2022-02-23 20-55-29.txt = the log of when the stream end in crash
2022-02-23 22-31-29.txt= the log of when I restarted the stream and its fine till the end.

 

[cyclemat]

set base resolution to 1920x1080
base resolution: 1280x720

disable this filter !
20:55:42.950: - source: 'FX - Timeout (Redeemer)' (scene)
20:55:42.950: - filter: 'Tower of God Timeout (Step 1) RESET' (move_source_filter)
20:55:42.950: - filter: 'Tower of God Timeout (Step 1)' (move_source_filter)
20:55:42.950: - filter: 'Tower of God Timeout (Step 2)' (move_source_filter)
20:55:42.950: - filter: 'Tower of God Timeout (Step 3)' (move_source_filter)

my tip
update obs to newest version deinstall the StreamFX plugin and the streamlabs plugin !

 

[AJAXKUN]

Hi, may I know why I have to change the base resolution? Im streaming 720p and I want the base resolution to be 720p so that I dont have to rescale it. I haven't update to the new version yet, But I can do that in the later reply if its a must.

I've disabled the filter but still having problem. Does it have to do with StreamFX Plugin? Also, Ive noticed that when I use the encoder H264/AVC Encoder (AMD Advanced Media Framework), I will mostly crash. But when I stream using x264, I can stream longer.

I've attach the new log and still having "Number of memory leaks: 644" & "obs-browser: Error: (source: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/comfy.js/dist/comfy.min.js:1)". How do I know what is causing the memory leaks?

 

[AJAXKUN]

This was the log when I restarted my stream after the first crash and then 4 minutes in, I crashed again.

 

[cyclemat]

1st delete the complete obs folder to kick off the gabage of se plugin dont use 5000 filters

and why you use base 1080 you play in 1080 set your display resolution to 720 P then you can set the base to 720p you will have a nice looking stream or ?