OBS latest version on Windows 11 shows OBS has crashed Window after some minutes without crashing

[Hanno]

I have recently been having a weird problem on my Windows 11 workstation - patched and the latest OBS version.
After a few minutes the OBS has crashed - Woops window appears and also a crash log is written, but the program itself continues to run without problems.
Only when I reply to the crash window OBS Studio closes.

I have not installed any additional plugins and no ideas how to fix it. I updated all driver, capture card, graphic card - checked the file system - system files and tried already the compatibility mode win7 and/or administrator right.

Regards,
Hanno

 

[Hanno]

I have recently been having a weird problem on my Windows 11 workstation - patched and the latest OBS version.
After a few minutes the OBS has crashed - Woops window appears and also a crash log is written, but the program itself continues to run without problems.
Only when I reply to the crash window OBS Studio closes.

I have not installed any additional plugins and no ideas how to fix it. I updated all driver, capture card, graphic card - checked the file system - system files and tried already the compatibility mode win7 and/or administrator right.

Regards,
Hanno

OBS Log https://obsproject.com/logs/D1usEYSMo7BIkFHU

 

[Harold]

tried already the compatibility mode win7

Enabling this setting will never fix any functionality in obs and is actually more likely to break core functionality including audio capture, display capture and window capture. Turn that compatibility mode off and leave it off.

As for the crash, provide the crash log that was generated.

 

[Hanno]

I have recently been having a weird problem on my Windows 11 workstation - patched and the latest OBS version.
After a few minutes the OBS has crashed - Woops window appears and also a crash log is written, but the program itself continues to run without problems.
Only when I reply to the crash window OBS Studio closes.

I have not installed any additional plugins and no ideas how to fix it. I updated all driver, capture card, graphic card - checked the file system - system files and tried already the compatibility mode win7 and/or administrator right.

Regards,
Hanno

Enabling this setting will never fix any functionality in obs and is actually more likely to break core functionality including audio capture, display capture and window capture. Turn that compatibility mode off and leave it off.

As for the crash, provide the crash log that was generated.

I fixed it. there were some abandoned browser threads running from old scenes without responses which causes the "partly" crash.
Browser usage to dead urls - outdated rtmp hosts etc. Thought that they are offline when not in scope. Maybe some timeout handling can avoid such behavior.
Regards,
Hanno