probably need a logfile from you from the help menu. upload and copy the link here. as for your particular issue, not sure. the error is your nvidia driver crashing while stressing it with streaming.I have a factory built laptop with an Nvidia GFX Card. Every thread I've searched says to reset the overclocked cards back to normal to fix this issue. I have never overclocked anything, and I wouldn't even know how to. None of my anything is overclocked. I have an i7 processor. MY stream runs for like 1-2 mins before this happens.
Please help me figure out how to fix this, thanks.
from it happening seemingly randomly but surely, it looks like a heat or stability related issue from the GPU. you could try turning down your settings (CBR to single pass?) does this help or just allows you to stream a little longer then crash?Sorry, I didn't know about these logs I'm a complete amateur thanks for the help. I am uploading them now.
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/3784c0fa7433fd38159d
https://gist.github.com/d414d9b4ca15ae67fd6c
https://gist.github.com/9d540949feac029d9e00
These are the three most recent, but if you need more I can upload :).
from it happening seemingly randomly but surely, it looks like a heat or stability related issue from the GPU. you could try turning down your settings (CBR to single pass?) does this help or just allows you to stream a little longer then crash?
try 720p instead of 1080pWhat is CBR to single pass?
Also, my settings are fairly low, 1800 bitrate (Nvidia NVENC)... video settings 1920x1080 30fps.
What should I lower to make this work?
Also, I'm using a Toshiba Satellite Laptop, and I have a cooling-fan laptop pad below my laptop. Why is this overheating when it is a fairly good laptop?
