SiliconSheep
New Member
Hi,
We've been looking at replacing XSplit with OBS Studio, mainly because of the flexibility of being able to start streaming / recording through the command line. Our setup contains multiple PC's all equipped with an AverMedia Live Gamer Portable (hopefully soon to be replaced with an AverMedia Live Gamer Extreme) and a Logitech C930 webcam.
Initially when we start streaming / recording, everything looks and sounds fine. After a while though (it usually takes about an hour), all sound becomes very choppy and unusable. The only way to get it back working again, is restarting OBS. Here you'll find a log of our last attempt. At the moment the sounds get scrambled, we noticed this gets written to the logs:
Max audio buffering reached!
We tried using both the native support for the AverMedia card combined with a cable connected to the soundcard for audio, as well as using AverMedia's own Stream Engine, which we can use as a virtual DirectShow device. Neither of them works well. Log is uploaded to https://gist.github.com/anonymous/3285bc00669fc867b5c12542acb15700
Let me know if you need any more information!
Cheers,
Dieter
We've been looking at replacing XSplit with OBS Studio, mainly because of the flexibility of being able to start streaming / recording through the command line. Our setup contains multiple PC's all equipped with an AverMedia Live Gamer Portable (hopefully soon to be replaced with an AverMedia Live Gamer Extreme) and a Logitech C930 webcam.
Initially when we start streaming / recording, everything looks and sounds fine. After a while though (it usually takes about an hour), all sound becomes very choppy and unusable. The only way to get it back working again, is restarting OBS. Here you'll find a log of our last attempt. At the moment the sounds get scrambled, we noticed this gets written to the logs:
Max audio buffering reached!
We tried using both the native support for the AverMedia card combined with a cable connected to the soundcard for audio, as well as using AverMedia's own Stream Engine, which we can use as a virtual DirectShow device. Neither of them works well. Log is uploaded to https://gist.github.com/anonymous/3285bc00669fc867b5c12542acb15700
Let me know if you need any more information!
Cheers,
Dieter