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Problem: OBS crashing 4-8 hours into a stream
Changes since last functional: Using Elgato Wave Link, nesting OBS scenes
Hardware while streaming: 2070 Super, I9. Elgato Cam Link, wave mic, stream deck. USB Mic/video and arduino.
Software integrated into stream/obs: Liorenboard 2, Stream Deck, Wave Link, Closed Captions (Plugin), Nightbot
I recently acquired an Elgato Wave in order to take advantage of their software. Since including the software in my OBS audio mix I have been experiencing regular crashes about 4-8 hours into my streams. OBS freezes temporarily, then stops responding. I have been in conversations with Elgato to see if it is something on their end, but I also thought I would reach out here in case it is something with the way I have OBS setup.
Around this time I also slimmed down my OBS streaming setup into several nested scenes instead of one mass scene. I have tons of media files, browser sources, camera sources (elgato cam link, mobile, USB, etc) - lots going on, but even with most of these active (according to task manager) my PC is not struggling (usually sitting around 30% CPU, 50-80 GPU during games) up until the very moment of the crash. Everything works fine up until then, and the crashes are not associated with significant sources being visible or lots of graphic processing - rather, they seem random after some duration of the stream has passed. I have also been selecting the option to deactivate/close sources when not visible, and I wonder if this may be having a negative effect. With how many I have available, not visible, I thought it wise to use this feature.
Logs and Crash reports from the most recent incident are attached. I have trouble understanding how to read these, and not many symptoms to describe other than the crash. I would appreciate any guidance on what the logs/reports show and what file/source/plugin might be worth looking at as the culprit.
Log from start of stream: https://obsproject.com/logs/vUjwc69_LpeHFBF3
Log after restarting post-crash: https://obsproject.com/logs/dgJrl6KUt3pmmBSK
Changes since last functional: Using Elgato Wave Link, nesting OBS scenes
Hardware while streaming: 2070 Super, I9. Elgato Cam Link, wave mic, stream deck. USB Mic/video and arduino.
Software integrated into stream/obs: Liorenboard 2, Stream Deck, Wave Link, Closed Captions (Plugin), Nightbot
I recently acquired an Elgato Wave in order to take advantage of their software. Since including the software in my OBS audio mix I have been experiencing regular crashes about 4-8 hours into my streams. OBS freezes temporarily, then stops responding. I have been in conversations with Elgato to see if it is something on their end, but I also thought I would reach out here in case it is something with the way I have OBS setup.
Around this time I also slimmed down my OBS streaming setup into several nested scenes instead of one mass scene. I have tons of media files, browser sources, camera sources (elgato cam link, mobile, USB, etc) - lots going on, but even with most of these active (according to task manager) my PC is not struggling (usually sitting around 30% CPU, 50-80 GPU during games) up until the very moment of the crash. Everything works fine up until then, and the crashes are not associated with significant sources being visible or lots of graphic processing - rather, they seem random after some duration of the stream has passed. I have also been selecting the option to deactivate/close sources when not visible, and I wonder if this may be having a negative effect. With how many I have available, not visible, I thought it wise to use this feature.
Logs and Crash reports from the most recent incident are attached. I have trouble understanding how to read these, and not many symptoms to describe other than the crash. I would appreciate any guidance on what the logs/reports show and what file/source/plugin might be worth looking at as the culprit.
Log from start of stream: https://obsproject.com/logs/vUjwc69_LpeHFBF3
Log after restarting post-crash: https://obsproject.com/logs/dgJrl6KUt3pmmBSK
