My issue is as follows; I streamed the entirety of Hellblade a few days ago without problem, though I decided to try and stream Ori and the Blind Forest today, and was met with some technical difficulties.
In the OBS Discord support chat, I was suggested the following, to ensure the correct privilages were being handled by OBS regarding UWP applications;
"Windows Store (UWP) games currently require extra permissions to be able to capture. If OBS is installed in the default (C:\Program Files (x86)) directory, these will be applied automatically. If you installed OBS to a custom location, you will need to add the ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES security group to the obs-studio folder. Follow these steps:
- Close OBS if it is already open
- Right click on the obs-studio program folder, select properties, then click on the Security tab.
- Under the Groups or user names section, click on Edit...
- Click add, then type in ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES. Select Check Names and it should underline to show it was typed.
- Click OK, then Apply, then OK, and finally OK again.
- Restart OBS and attempt to capture the game again "
Rough paste, TL;DR, I'd already done this in the past, and in the images below, I'd just checked off full access for OBS, to see if that would fix the issue.
I'm running OBS in Administrator mode.
Compatibility mode doesn't seem to change anything (So I've disabled it again, as it didn't change anything)
Multiple restarts.
Tests with other non UWP games, such as Sekrio have no issues.
I've not tried recently, but in the past, Sea of Theives had no issues either. A similar case to the only other game on this list currently, Hellblade.
I'm wondering if this is a "Me" issue, or if this should be classified as a bug report, and I know I don't have the log for it, but a game like Halo MCC is a pretty big title to not come up, especially with it's mutliplayer.
I just feel like I'm missing out on the ability to stream a large portion of my library due to this.
If anyone has any suggestions, or someone with a better understanding could assist, I would be forever indebted.
Thank you.
Here are some caps, and logs, showing the issues I'm facing.
All captures were taken with OBS's permissions set to Full, running in Administrator.
Ori and the Blind Forest:
Log: https://obsproject.com/logs/PUQWIwVIur3FKcuL
Minecraft:
Log: https://obsproject.com/logs/Z8ZKXys7ZH9A061n
Halo:
And finally...
Hellblade:
Log: https://obsproject.com/logs/eDh5_wOI85-BsS-e
In the OBS Discord support chat, I was suggested the following, to ensure the correct privilages were being handled by OBS regarding UWP applications;
"Windows Store (UWP) games currently require extra permissions to be able to capture. If OBS is installed in the default (C:\Program Files (x86)) directory, these will be applied automatically. If you installed OBS to a custom location, you will need to add the ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES security group to the obs-studio folder. Follow these steps:
- Close OBS if it is already open
- Right click on the obs-studio program folder, select properties, then click on the Security tab.
- Under the Groups or user names section, click on Edit...
- Click add, then type in ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES. Select Check Names and it should underline to show it was typed.
- Click OK, then Apply, then OK, and finally OK again.
- Restart OBS and attempt to capture the game again "
Rough paste, TL;DR, I'd already done this in the past, and in the images below, I'd just checked off full access for OBS, to see if that would fix the issue.
I'm running OBS in Administrator mode.
Compatibility mode doesn't seem to change anything (So I've disabled it again, as it didn't change anything)
Multiple restarts.
Tests with other non UWP games, such as Sekrio have no issues.
I've not tried recently, but in the past, Sea of Theives had no issues either. A similar case to the only other game on this list currently, Hellblade.
I'm wondering if this is a "Me" issue, or if this should be classified as a bug report, and I know I don't have the log for it, but a game like Halo MCC is a pretty big title to not come up, especially with it's mutliplayer.
I just feel like I'm missing out on the ability to stream a large portion of my library due to this.
If anyone has any suggestions, or someone with a better understanding could assist, I would be forever indebted.
Thank you.
Here are some caps, and logs, showing the issues I'm facing.
All captures were taken with OBS's permissions set to Full, running in Administrator.
Ori and the Blind Forest:
Log: https://obsproject.com/logs/PUQWIwVIur3FKcuL
![unknown.png](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/374636015396192257/656222299292434472/unknown.png)
Minecraft:
Log: https://obsproject.com/logs/Z8ZKXys7ZH9A061n
![unknown.png](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/374636015396192257/656225596883599434/unknown.png)
Halo:
![unknown.png](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/374636015396192257/656226541742850073/unknown.png)
And finally...
Hellblade:
Log: https://obsproject.com/logs/eDh5_wOI85-BsS-e
![unknown.png](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/374636015396192257/656234199350640650/unknown.png)
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