Please help me

[DyllonDisaster]

I have been streaming for close to 12 years and NEVER had problems like this. I have a relatively higher end PC, I have 1G up and 1G down internet and I am wired and yet randomly (about a week or so ago) my stream will just randomly die with zero warning or anything and half the time I don't even get an alert that it went down. I've tried every single fix I know and even some I didn't while researching it. Please help.

 

[LockingIn09]

Since it started about a week ago, check the OBS logs for dropped frames or a disconnect around the time the stream dies. Your PC and internet speed can be fine while the connection to the streaming server is still unstable. Try a different server or ingest point, and check whether a recent OBS, driver, or network update coincides with the issue. The log files should help narrow it down.

 

[DyllonDisaster]

Since it started about a week ago, check the OBS logs for dropped frames or a disconnect around the time the stream dies. Your PC and internet speed can be fine while the connection to the streaming server is still unstable. Try a different server or ingest point, and check whether a recent OBS, driver, or network update coincides with the issue. The log files should help narrow it down.

I have tried the following

● Completely uninstalling and bare bones running obs

● Changing all of my settings (bitrate, CPU preset and so on) to the lower and upper settings


● Changing the server I stream to multiple times

● Streaming NOTHING other than Face cam

● Turning everything off the internet except my pc

● Restarting my internet multiple times

● Checked all drivers and apps for updates and updated them

● I've also tried enabling tcp AND network optimization

Few notes: I know a decent amount about networking & pcs (clearly not as much as I'd like lol) I haven't changed my network cables yet but I will be this week. It does not crash it simply disconnects once or more times but reconnect UNLESS I have enhanced broadcast on then it doesn't re connect. I have exhausted everything I know in my bag of tricks to fix it lol. I included two recent logs of it disconnecting, they are AFTER factory resetting obs and starting from scratch. However I can also include the other logs later on if needed they're backed up on my pc.

 

[PaiSand]

Most probably your ISP is at fauilt.

This error show an issue on the network which can be on your side or (most probably) the ISP side.

23:35:16.656: WriteN, RTMP send error 10060 (4097 bytes)
23:35:16.657: WriteN, RTMP send error 10038 (80 bytes)
23:35:16.657: WriteN, RTMP send error 10038 (42 bytes)

Make sure the network cable is still good. If you have another cable to test, please do. It happened to me 2 weeks ago (changed ISP) and the cable broke at the connector plug. Simple changed the cable and it worked fine again.
It could also be an issue on the modem/router (change the port where the cable connects), or the network adapter in the computer, or the network adapter driver. But most probably is an issue on the ISP. It happens they change hardware (or software) and forget to properly setting it.
So, first check on your side everything works. If after checking all this the problem persists, do contact your ISP and letting them know there's an issue with the RTMP protocol, which is used for streaming and not verified by speed tests.

 

[DyllonDisaster]

Most probably your ISP is at fauilt.

This error show an issue on the network which can be on your side or (most probably) the ISP side.


Make sure the network cable is still good. If you have another cable to test, please do. It happened to me 2 weeks ago (changed ISP) and the cable broke at the connector plug. Simple changed the cable and it worked fine again.
It could also be an issue on the modem/router (change the port where the cable connects), or the network adapter in the computer, or the network adapter driver. But most probably is an issue on the ISP. It happens they change hardware (or software) and forget to properly setting it.
So, first check on your side everything works. If after checking all this the problem persists, do contact your ISP and letting them know there's an issue with the RTMP protocol, which is used for streaming and not verified by speed tests.

So I completely swapped to ALL new cables, checked and reset all my internet and still crashed... HOWEVER I did find a fix I'd just really REALLY rather not have this fix. I uninstalled Aitum Vertical & it worked fine. Problem is I LOVE & use Aitum Vertical a TON and would love to not have to remove it.