Oliver Snith
New Member
Hi there!
I rather recently switched over from OBS to OBS Studio which I'm really happy about, but I have a rather crucial issue that I can't seem to get rid of. Whenever I'm closing a game source that is live within the scene that I'm currently using, OBS crashes. So far I've confirmed that this exists within three different games (Dota 2, H1Z1 and Rocket League), so I feel rather comfortable in saying that it's not game specific.
I did not experience this issue while using the "regular" OBS, at which point I was just as now using Windows 10 with the Anniversary Update. Do you have any ideas on how to solve this issue or can you confirm that it's due to the update? The only workaround that I've come up with so far is to create different specific scenes depending on which game I'll be capturing, and then switch to that scene before closing the previous game.
Regards,
Oliver
I rather recently switched over from OBS to OBS Studio which I'm really happy about, but I have a rather crucial issue that I can't seem to get rid of. Whenever I'm closing a game source that is live within the scene that I'm currently using, OBS crashes. So far I've confirmed that this exists within three different games (Dota 2, H1Z1 and Rocket League), so I feel rather comfortable in saying that it's not game specific.
I did not experience this issue while using the "regular" OBS, at which point I was just as now using Windows 10 with the Anniversary Update. Do you have any ideas on how to solve this issue or can you confirm that it's due to the update? The only workaround that I've come up with so far is to create different specific scenes depending on which game I'll be capturing, and then switch to that scene before closing the previous game.
Regards,
Oliver