This happens after around 40 minutes of streaming +/- a few seconds.
OBS drops the "reconnecting in..." dialog box. After reconnecting it runs fine, but it's utterly frustrating because:
1) it's way longer for viewers
2) I can't use any social media bindings without spamming them
3) I have no idea what causes it and what can fix it.
I tried everything. Changing settings, cables, testing different platforms (twitch, hitbox), using 32/64 bit, reinstalling, checking router, antiviruses and malware. This problem does not occur on Xsplit by the way, but I like OBS a LOT more ( +it's free ). My upstream bandwidth can support stable 4-5mb/s and twitch.tv dashboard displays my quality as "flawless".
Game/capture mode doesn't seem to matter. Most of the time the log displays
If anyone can help out with this I'd be endlessly greatful. I'm frustrated at this point beyond measure after a week of testing.
Link to a full log: http://pastebin.com/ahAPfij6
Thank you,
NeverSink
OBS drops the "reconnecting in..." dialog box. After reconnecting it runs fine, but it's utterly frustrating because:
1) it's way longer for viewers
2) I can't use any social media bindings without spamming them
3) I have no idea what causes it and what can fix it.
I tried everything. Changing settings, cables, testing different platforms (twitch, hitbox), using 32/64 bit, reinstalling, checking router, antiviruses and malware. This problem does not occur on Xsplit by the way, but I like OBS a LOT more ( +it's free ). My upstream bandwidth can support stable 4-5mb/s and twitch.tv dashboard displays my quality as "flawless".
Game/capture mode doesn't seem to matter. Most of the time the log displays
Code:
04:15:59: RTMPPublisher::SocketLoop: Received FD_CLOSE, 17364 ms since last send (buffer: 328201 / 331776)
04:15:59: RTMPPublisher::SocketLoop: Aborting due to FD_CLOSE, error 10053
If anyone can help out with this I'd be endlessly greatful. I'm frustrated at this point beyond measure after a week of testing.
Link to a full log: http://pastebin.com/ahAPfij6
Thank you,
NeverSink