DoubleOhTom
New Member
Sorta new here, unsure how much of this is "expected" behaviour. I recently updated OBS and my Nvidia card drivers (and then followed the stickied advice for laptops), and got three crashes (same error). The first was immediately after updating those things and pressing the record button, and the second and third were seemingly random, while I was recording.
Was exclusively using window capture, and it worked fine (everything showed up on the preview, unlike before the driver updates). I believe the error in question was "Your video card or driver froze and was reset. Please check for possible hardware / driver issues. This error can also occur if you have enabled opencl in x264 custom settings." This didn't happen before I updated.
Sadly, I looked in the crashDumps folder and the only files I found were from last year. Here's the logs, both of which for some reason the site said it had trouble analyzing:
https://gist.github.com/afd9f2a1060ce785f4ba
https://gist.github.com/6aba089e76fc23ee60e6
Note: a previous log analysis complained that I had "excessive audio bitrate", but I'm currently recording to a file, not streaming. Which is also why this is kind of a problem: the .mp4 came out corrupted (and I had not yet known I should be saving as an FLV file)
Was exclusively using window capture, and it worked fine (everything showed up on the preview, unlike before the driver updates). I believe the error in question was "Your video card or driver froze and was reset. Please check for possible hardware / driver issues. This error can also occur if you have enabled opencl in x264 custom settings." This didn't happen before I updated.
Sadly, I looked in the crashDumps folder and the only files I found were from last year. Here's the logs, both of which for some reason the site said it had trouble analyzing:
https://gist.github.com/afd9f2a1060ce785f4ba
https://gist.github.com/6aba089e76fc23ee60e6
Note: a previous log analysis complained that I had "excessive audio bitrate", but I'm currently recording to a file, not streaming. Which is also why this is kind of a problem: the .mp4 came out corrupted (and I had not yet known I should be saving as an FLV file)
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