Question / Help OBS Studio Crashes Every Time I Use TeamSpeak 3

[RobertG]

Hi every time I start up team speak the OBS Studio crashes for some reason.

I have crash files which I have attached one of them here.

I am running the follow:

CPU: i7 4770k 3.5Ghz
Dram: 32gb 1600Mhz DDr3 ram
GPU: EVGA GTX 980

The classic OBS works fine without any issues.

Any ideas how I can get this sorted because I really think this could be better because of multi use on audio inputs.

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Before it crashes, my CPU is only running at about 50% & 40c temps, my ram is about 15% and my GPU is at about 70% & 65-70c temps.

so all in all, the computer is under no stress.

Thanks

 

[RobertG]

Any help please :(

 

[RobertG]

Nice to see that this application is supported well.

Ill go back to my paid version of gameshow.

Really disappointed because OBS Classic was ok apart from not accepting multiple sound inputs.

This version really has to many bugs to be called stable version!

 

[Adrian Schofield]

There's nothing in the crash log of help, do you have any more that you can upload? When I say nothing of help the log is OK but the dlls that are involved in the crash aren't broken out and so it's not possible to start troubleshooting

 

[RobertG]

Hi, thanks for the reply.

To be honest I do not know where to look?

I have the crash files as mentioned, but all I can say, it is only when Teamspeak is on.

If teamspeak is on before I even start OBS Studio, the application loads up and then crashes asking if I want to save the crash log which I do.

What do I need for anyone to be able to get an idea what is wrong?

Thanks :)

 

[RobertG]

Here are all the recent crash files if they are of any use

 

[Harold]

Are you using any of teamspeak's overlays?

 

[Osiris]

Nice to see that this application is supported well.

Ill go back to my paid version of gameshow.

Really disappointed because OBS Classic was ok apart from not accepting multiple sound inputs.

This version really has to many bugs to be called stable version!

OBS is free, there is no company, it's basically just one guy coding the whole thing. The people helping on this forum do it in their own free time, so don't act all entitled when you don't get help immediately.