OBS Stops sending Data To YouTube

[CodFatherOfSoul]

I have been streaming using OBS to Youtube for 13 months with no issues until I installed a NVIDIA 1650 GTX to my rig about a month ago.

Since then in a typical 4 day streaming week my stream crashes - sometimes after 2 hours, sometimes after 3 with YT giving me the ERROR message - "No longer receiving data your stream will end soon"

I have 32GB of RAM and my Internet is fantastic and as I said above I had no issues prior to installing the GPU and all my Windows 10 and OBS Updates are up to date as are the Nvidia Drivers. I have attached the Logs for todays stream which again crashed after 2 hours to see if anyone can spot an obvious error/solution.

Thanks in advance.

 

[rockbottom]

Disable HAGS & test again. There's some minor rendering lag but that may go away.

Your 1650 has the older Pascal encoder. 0 B Frames & uncheck Visual Tuning, not needed/supported.

 

[CodFatherOfSoul]

Thanks for responding to this - I am really not great with IT - it took me about 10 YT videos before I could get a stream done so could you tell me in simple terms how to disable HAGS and also where is the check box for Visual Tuning?

Thanks

 

[rockbottom]

Graphics Settings in Windows. Just type it in the search box or Display Settings > Graphics Settings, it's near the bottom. You will need to re-boot your system.

Psycho Visual Tuning is found in the encoder settings in OBS.

 

[CodFatherOfSoul]

Thats great, I have taken both off will test on Monday and let you know how I get on!

 

[rockbottom]

Cool, should be OK now.

I know it takes 2-3 hours to crash but any chance you could do at least a short test just to make sure the rendering lag is gone?

 

[rockbottom]

In case lag remains/I don't need to look this up later. Remove Nvidia NR filters. Audio is lagging behind video about 2ms, needs improvement, possible re-route.

12:22:37.230: [win-wasapi: 'Desktop Audio'] update settings:
12:22:37.230: device id: default
12:22:37.230: use device timing: 1
12:22:37.231: [Loaded global audio device]: 'Desktop Audio'
12:22:37.231: [win-wasapi: 'Mic/Aux'] update settings:
12:22:37.231: device id: {0.0.1.00000000}.{37f99187-f490-49f4-942e-8bc6c08e6909}
12:22:37.231: use device timing: 0
12:22:37.231: [noise suppress: 'Noise Suppression'] NVAFX redist is not installed.
12:22:37.232: [Loaded global audio device]: 'Mic/Aux'
12:22:37.232: - filter: 'Noise Suppression' (noise_suppress_filter_v2)
12:22:37.232: - filter: 'Noise Gate' (noise_gate_filter)
12:22:37.268: WASAPI: Device 'Headphones (High Definition Audio Device)' [48000 Hz] initialized (source: Desktop Audio)
12:22:37.291: WASAPI: Device 'Microphone (JX USB Mic)' [48000 Hz] initialized (source: Mic/Aux)
12:22:37.313: adding 21 milliseconds of audio buffering, total audio buffering is now 21 milliseconds (source: Mic/Aux)

14:17:07.971: audio_thread(Audio): min=0.014 ms, median=0.578 ms, max=102.24 ms, 99th percentile=6.413 ms
14:17:07.971: ┗receive_audio: min=0.007 ms, median=0.521 ms, max=38.099 ms, 99th percentile=6.16 ms
14:17:07.971: ┣buffer_audio: min=0 ms, median=0.001 ms, max=2.02 ms, 99th percentile=0.002 ms
14:17:07.971: ┗do_encode: min=0.029 ms, median=0.516 ms, max=38.096 ms, 99th percentile=6.154 ms
14:17:07.971: ┣encode(adv_stream_audio): min=0.024 ms, median=0.496 ms, max=13.693 ms, 99th percentile=6.139 ms