PSA for Windows 10 Anniversary Update users
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@Chad12497
That is not related to the issue to which this thread is dedicated. I see you've already made your own thread. Please wait until someone is able to provide you support.
That is not related to the issue to which this thread is dedicated. I see you've already made your own thread. Please wait until someone is able to provide you support.
Parallax Abstraction
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NVIDIA just released another hotfix driver, though it doesn't mention this issue. I'll try it but I wager it's not fixed.
One legitimate question, I keep hearing this is NVIDIA's fault but if that's the case, why doesn't XSplit have this issue? I prefer OBS Studio in a great many ways but I am not personally understanding how this is a video driver's fault when another product that does the same core stuff has no issues.
One legitimate question, I keep hearing this is NVIDIA's fault but if that's the case, why doesn't XSplit have this issue? I prefer OBS Studio in a great many ways but I am not personally understanding how this is a video driver's fault when another product that does the same core stuff has no issues.
I have updated all of my stuff, tried various of these solutions and I am still getting a disconnect every hour or so when using OBS Studio 0.16.5. However, sometimes OBS keeps going for three to four hours without a problem. I am at a loss at what to do anymore. Can anyone help me out? I am beginning to fear that this is because I am streaming on a laptop.
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@Prebski
That log doesn't show a streaming attempt, and your description doesn't sound like the Windows 10 AU issue. Please make a new thread, with a log file from a streaming session where you get disconnected. Please also include a screenshot of the results of the Twitch Bandwith Test tool using a Medium Test Duration for your region with a 64k TCP Window Size.
That log doesn't show a streaming attempt, and your description doesn't sound like the Windows 10 AU issue. Please make a new thread, with a log file from a streaming session where you get disconnected. Please also include a screenshot of the results of the Twitch Bandwith Test tool using a Medium Test Duration for your region with a 64k TCP Window Size.
No streaming? Huh. That is weird. I will make a new thread, thank you for the response.
Not sure if this goes here. I have a clean install of Win10 PRO build 1511 10586.679. I'm experiencing the same issues as mentioned with the AU from Microsoft, although that is not installed. I have reinstalled OBS/Nvidia and Elgato drivers multiple times but nothing seems to work. As soon as I launch either OBS32bit or OBS 64bit it crashes instantly. I can't figure out what the problem is as I'm not running the AU.
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@neospoon
The Windows 10 AU issue described by this thread does not usually present as a crash (I don't recall ever seeing a case where OBS crashed). Your log shows no errors, though it seems to be cut-off at the end. I would recommend posting your own thread, with both a normal log and a crash log (crash logs would be in "%AppData%\obs-studio\crashes") for a session where you are having this problem.
The Windows 10 AU issue described by this thread does not usually present as a crash (I don't recall ever seeing a case where OBS crashed). Your log shows no errors, though it seems to be cut-off at the end. I would recommend posting your own thread, with both a normal log and a crash log (crash logs would be in "%AppData%\obs-studio\crashes") for a session where you are having this problem.
fr3nzy0089
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anyone know if the new nvidia geforce update fixed this on the NVENC side? or does it have to be a nvidia experience update?
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If you mean Nvidia driver 375.95, then I don't believe so. This specifically requires a driver update. GeForce Experience is just a pretty interface for managing game library/settings, Shadowplay, and whatever else Nvidia wants to add.
If you mean Nvidia driver 375.95, then I don't believe so. This specifically requires a driver update. GeForce Experience is just a pretty interface for managing game library/settings, Shadowplay, and whatever else Nvidia wants to add.
Scary Fast
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Someone I mod for kept having her stream go offline in Planet Coaster, and the newer OBS Studio workaround is helping, but her overlay is reloading a lot to try and recover. I sure hope Nvidia fixes this soon!
OG See OH Zee
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Driver 376.09 just came out, though I don't know if this resolved the issue. Probably a game ready driver for Watch Dogs 2 and nothing else but could be wrong on it.
Still waiting on the Release Notes for it to see what it says. I'm not holding my breath though. If anyone does any testing on the new drivers, I'm all ears.
xSonic521x
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http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/376.09/376.09-win10-win8-win7-desktop-release-notes.pdf
They did fix a decent amount of issues at least.
They did fix a decent amount of issues at least.
I'd read over the release notes once they were finally out. They still don't mention the issue, which is beginning to be a bit troubling. I'm still open to hearing results from people testing out the new drivers, especially in situations where they were previously able to reproduce this issue.
xSonic521x
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I'm trying to think, if this seems to be the case, it may a long time for Nvidia to fix it. But, who knows how long that'll take to happen. Until then, worst case scenario because there's just no info and we don't know when Nvidia is going to fix it, what can be done about it on the OBS side of things if any? I know nothing would be a true fix, I'm just trying to thing of something that would help in the mean time.
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