olegabdulaziz
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obs dont start 2nd capture and half-crashed. i can start only 1 capture, on the 2nd obs just stop working
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obs dont start 2nd capture and half-crashed
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konsolenritter
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What do you mean with "capture"? Recording?
olegabdulaziz
New Member
yeh, recordingWhat do you mean with "capture"? Recording?
konsolenritter
Active Member
Do you have AMD graphics and hardware?
Please post a log which contains such recording:
Please post a log which contains such recording:
Please post a log with your issue! Here's how...
OBS Studio creates a log file each time you run it which contains very useful diagnostic information. Without a log file, it's much harder for any support volunteers to figure out problems and your post may be ignored. To upload a log file, go to the Help menu > Log Files > Upload Last Log...
obsproject.com
olegabdulaziz
New Member
yes, amd, there is log https://obsproject.com/logs/xjYogqlr29zs9bU_Do you have AMD graphics and hardware?
Please post a log which contains such recording:
Please post a log with your issue! Here's how...
OBS Studio creates a log file each time you run it which contains very useful diagnostic information. Without a log file, it's much harder for any support volunteers to figure out problems and your post may be ignored. To upload a log file, go to the Help menu > Log Files > Upload Last Log...obsproject.com
konsolenritter
Active Member
Hi Oleg,
please look around here in the forum. There are threads over the last three weeks with people having issue with their AMD graphics and recent AMD version installed. Some people reply that downgrading to older AMD software helped.
By the way: One of your sound-devices run with 44.1k, all others (as well as OBS itself) with 48k. Try to bring it to 48k too.
Turn off the Win10 GPU hardware scheduler. Thats within the windows system graphics settings.
Switch to .mkv recording. If a recording fails, the mp4 file will be trash almost. mkv is better than. After recording you can easily remux mkv files within obs (upper left menu) to mp4 finally. And its fast.
please look around here in the forum. There are threads over the last three weeks with people having issue with their AMD graphics and recent AMD version installed. Some people reply that downgrading to older AMD software helped.
By the way: One of your sound-devices run with 44.1k, all others (as well as OBS itself) with 48k. Try to bring it to 48k too.
Turn off the Win10 GPU hardware scheduler. Thats within the windows system graphics settings.
Switch to .mkv recording. If a recording fails, the mp4 file will be trash almost. mkv is better than. After recording you can easily remux mkv files within obs (upper left menu) to mp4 finally. And its fast.
olegabdulaziz
New Member
thanksHi Oleg,
please look around here in the forum. There are threads over the last three weeks with people having issue with their AMD graphics and recent AMD version installed. Some people reply that downgrading to older AMD software helped.
By the way: One of your sound-devices run with 44.1k, all others (as well as OBS itself) with 48k. Try to bring it to 48k too.
Turn off the Win10 GPU hardware scheduler. Thats within the windows system graphics settings.
Switch to .mkv recording. If a recording fails, the mp4 file will be trash almost. mkv is better than. After recording you can easily remux mkv files within obs (upper left menu) to mp4 finally. And its fast.
olegabdulaziz
New Member
downgrade driver helps me. big thanks broHi Oleg,
please look around here in the forum. There are threads over the last three weeks with people having issue with their AMD graphics and recent AMD version installed. Some people reply that downgrading to older AMD software helped.
By the way: One of your sound-devices run with 44.1k, all others (as well as OBS itself) with 48k. Try to bring it to 48k too.
Turn off the Win10 GPU hardware scheduler. Thats within the windows system graphics settings.
Switch to .mkv recording. If a recording fails, the mp4 file will be trash almost. mkv is better than. After recording you can easily remux mkv files within obs (upper left menu) to mp4 finally. And its fast.