Sorry, no answers or hints, just tagging along since I have a similar sort of issue. For me the stream works fine for a number of hours (unknown but less than 16) before turning black. OBS interface shows the feed is black as well. Must open the properties of the source and change a setting (it appears that any setting will do) before the feed will reappear. "Restart playback when source becomes active" is selected as well as "hardware decoding". "Hide source when playback ends" was selected originally but I just now deselected that option.
OBS 0.13.1 on Ubuntu 14.04.4 with NGINX, streaming from an Arecont 3255MPIR-SH (IP cam) which is connected over wireless.
Please post your own logfile in your own thread under OBS Studios which is a different build
Hey guys im using the Logitech c920 webcam and the webcam worked the first time on stream.. But now it doesnt..
Here is my log
https://gist.github.com/2c59c96d5d898b06d620
Thanks for help
8007001F from what I read is a generic USB error. This could be that you moved your webcam USB port but didn't remake your video capture device to link up with the new port. I would
remove the video capture device source and rebuild it.
That being said, also note that video capture devices such as webcams can only be captured once. so if you have skype up, it will not capture the webcam through this method.
a few more things that I noticed in your logfile are:
1. your webcam's resolution is pretty high, this can saturate bandwidth on a USB 2.0 hub and cause audio stutters and sync issues.
I would reduce this to maybe 864 or 720p.
2. your audio format in OBS is set wrong. check your audio devices in windows recording and playback devices and make sure the audio format under advanced is set to the same across all audio devices. in your case,
I believe you have you use 44100Hz but in OBS, audio is set to 48000Hz in the encoding tab of OBS.
3. you have your mic set in the webcam's properties of the video capture device (c920) but you also have your mic set up in the audio tab of OBS.
please remove the one in the webcam's properties.
4. "keyint=60" you have a custom x264 option to set keyint.
Remove this and just set keyframe interval to 2 in the advanced tab of OBS?
5. you are streaming at 1080p with a really low bitrate. if you are doing this in a first person shooter, expect it to get very pixellated. my best advice is to
downscale from 1080p to 720p in the video tab of OBS. This is especially true since you are playing your game at 1280x1024. you will lose tons of quality if you do not downscale anyway.
6. After doing all of this you might find that you have a lot of extra CPU avail. If so, you might even try to
drop your x264 preset a little. try
fast preset and if your game/stream are still both fine then try
medium preset.
You will find that this will look better than your 1080p stream before
