Okay I am using the standard OBS program not studio. I have the browser add on as well. Anyway here is my problem. Last Wednesday evening my PC was forced to update (Mandatory Update) to "Windows 10 1 year anniversary edition". Prior to this update I have never had an issue. But now after the update without 20 minutes of me streaming any game using OBS to twitch. OBS crashes. My game doesn't crash but OBS does. Giving me the Texture mapping error and that I should try turning off overclock x264. I have uninstalled and reinstalled OBS several times. I have tried using x32 and x64. To no avail! All of my programs are up to date. I have tried previous versions in different avenues. And still nothing works. So what is the problem here? I never had this issue prior to the windows 10 anniversary update. And none of my video games crash....
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Question / Help texture mapping failure
- Thread starter Seljdon
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I'm having the same issue, and am also running a Radeon in the R9 200 series.
My processor is AMD and you have more RAM, so it seems that is the only real common thread here. Even after updating to the newest drivers, and checking for more windows updates, it hasn't helped.
Something with the windows update this weekend is causing the R9 200s to crash after 20-50 minutes in OBS.
I'd love if anyone were to weigh in on this.
Attatched a log.
Edit: I have tried OBS studio (without the clr plugin) as well, but instead of crashing, it freezes, the stream stops sending information so it stops on twitch (and youtube,) and then if you click to stop the stream, it just locks up and never ends it until you close the program.
My processor is AMD and you have more RAM, so it seems that is the only real common thread here. Even after updating to the newest drivers, and checking for more windows updates, it hasn't helped.
Something with the windows update this weekend is causing the R9 200s to crash after 20-50 minutes in OBS.
I'd love if anyone were to weigh in on this.
Attatched a log.
Edit: I have tried OBS studio (without the clr plugin) as well, but instead of crashing, it freezes, the stream stops sending information so it stops on twitch (and youtube,) and then if you click to stop the stream, it just locks up and never ends it until you close the program.
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The only thing I hadn't tried on there other than the last few more advanced options (which I don't think are relevant due to us already establishing it is most likely related to our card models) is disabling the video preview, which I will go ahead and test now.
Too bad you can't really downgrade windows 10...
Edit: Turning off preview works for now. Kind of sucks that it is required, though.
Too bad you can't really downgrade windows 10...
Edit: Turning off preview works for now. Kind of sucks that it is required, though.
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I have read that thread at least 15 times. And the only thing I don't know how to do is to turn off over clocking through OBS. BECAUSE OBS auto does it for me (turns it on) if I accept it's complaint that for streaming I need overclocking... So though OBS how do I turn x264 off?
preview is never on for me.... my issue has nothing to do with it. I was able to stream the other day. But I can only stream games like starbound.... if it's like elite dangerous or ark survival evolved it will crash anywhere between 5 minutes to 20 minutes.The only thing I hadn't tried on there other than the last few more advanced options (which I don't think are relevant due to us already establishing it is most likely related to our card models) is disabling the video preview, which I will go ahead and test now.
Too bad you can't really downgrade windows 10...
Edit: Turning off preview works for now. Kind of sucks that it is required, though.
And how do you turn off x264 with OBS? It allows the option to turn it off but not turn it off... at least that I can find...