Question / Help OBS Memory running out must close

[BadgerTTV]

Hi guys, my obs keeps popping up saying I'm running out of memory & have to close the application.
I'm running my XB1 through a Elgato HD60 Pro & I have ankhbot running on my system at same time & usually a web window open.
I'm only streaming, no recording taking place.
Log File: https://gist.github.com/8e1c95d2a644ca2b95adfb88d7292603

System Specs
I5 7400 Kabylake 3.00ghz
8gb Crucial ballistix DDR4 2400mhz
Asus Intel Prime B250 pro
Kingston 128gb SSD for boot & programs (50gb partition for os & rest for programs)
Windows 10 pro 64bit
PSU is Coolermaster 550w 80bronze modular thing (irrelevant I'm sure)

I tried a fix I found on web by where I allocated more virtual memory space on the hdd no change so have set back to auto.
Any help appreciated
Regards
Dan

 

[BadgerTTV]

Bump! Anyone have any ideas?
I'm tempted to sack obs off and just use the Elgato software which seemed to work fine.

 

[Osiris]

And what process is using so much memory? And how much?

 

[BadgerTTV]

Hi Osiris, the ram is only showing around 3gb being used & ive over 70gb left on my hdd. It just pops is saying not enough memory and applications need to close. As I say I'm not saving any video or sound data so I don't get why it's saying it.

 

[Osiris]

You could try to create a new Scene Collection and add your sources one by one to see which one uses that much memory.

 

[BadgerTTV]

But surely it shouldn't be consuming that much memory to just be passing through a video to stream, especially if I'm not recording anything. On my overlays I only have my stream name at the top & a recent donation scrolling bar. From looking around on the web it seems a fairly common problem with obs

 

[Osiris]

Please just try it...

 

[AzarinEvil]

I am actually experiencing the same issue with 16gb of RAM, for me I suspect it is actually the game I am streaming or recording being the major problem rather than OBS itself. It is possibly also a storage memory issue because I noted that the message didn't specify the type of memory was being the issue, and I found it was storing temporary stream data to my 500 gb SSD rather than the 4 TB HDD I found wasn't mapped properly (so OBS actually is to thank for me finding that one out).