OBS freeze, then next day crashes at start.

mirobane

mirobane

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Hi !

im using latest stable OBS at this moment, i streamed a lot with it but from yesteday, im stuck with problems idk where it comes from.

first i started streaming like usual , with nvenc (new) on 3060TI 1080p 30fps
it started out of the blue to bufering on GPU a lot, like 1 minute smooth , then preview and sending to twitch servers freeze 20 seconds, rince and reapeat.

i have check if it was not one of my source so i tried delete few sources, then i make a new scene collection with just my game capture (elgato HD60 pcie) and nothing else.

like this, i was able to send with no problem to twitch servers, i tried add a audio source (voicemeeter virtual audio cable) then, get again this nasty freeze. from then, i deleted it and forget about next day i take a new try.

and, we are from now. just launching OBS make it crash. here crash report.

is to not understand, because i dont had voicemeeter banana update ( the first supposed culprit )
 

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Kraezy

Kraezy

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If you're using Voicemeter, ensure all your audio cables (virual) are set to the same Audio Sample Rate that you're using in OBS

Currently you're using 48khz in OBS
Voicemeter is running at 44khz

Change one to reflect the other, then check all the Windows Audio properties of your VM cables and set them to match also.

Also, Run OBS as Admin and Turn on Game mode.
 
mirobane

mirobane

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hi ! tanks fot the reply.

i have uninstalled all OBS with plugins exept user preferences, then re install them.
with just this, i've gain again ability to launch OBS withouth crash, but i just get back to the initial stutter issue on game capture, less, but still.

tried a twitch inspector with noi issues. should it be on the encode ?


for now, i turned all related thing i found about voicemeeter and Virtual cables to 48Khz
 
Kraezy

Kraezy

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Still need to remedy the advisories

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.
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Put Game Capture / Display Capture into a their own scenes (don't have both in the same scene)
Run OBS as admin.
There's no active session in your log, run a test stream for 5 mins and then resubmit the latest log.
 
mirobane

mirobane

New Member
here i do a remake of it.
got this from analyzer
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the thing are is just a simple game capture, not a single game are here to push. is quite frustrating me because is a 3060TI thath had keep it 3 month withouth issue and i had done far worse with my scenes and encoding on a 1050TI not far less than last year :v .

AFAIK, i re tried with just a mic and the game capture, is make freezing
 
Kraezy

Kraezy

Member
Have you made the changes the Analyzer is suggesting you make and re-tested?
In simplistic terms, keep making the changes advised by the Analyzer, retest stream, then reupload, keep doing this until it reports back NO Critical or Warning advisories.

IF you run a test and analyzer is not reporting back anything in either of those two fields then people will look at your logs more indepth. Until that time you'll only find advice along the same lines as they Analyzer is reporting back with.

i.e You have to ensure your GPU still has enough resources free to encode. Enable a FPS limit and/or use Vsync so that your GPU doesn't max out at 100%.

Again, separate Display / Game Capture into their own scenes.
 
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