Transferring from 32 bit win10 to 64 bit win11.

[bmil26]

I have a new Win11 PC and I have loaded OBS 64bit. I copied the lower thirds directory from the old 32bit PC to the same location in the new one. I was able to get the browser source set up correctly and it displays as it did on the old PC. My problem is that when I try to add a custom browser dock and direct it to the control-panel file, it crashes OBS. I have always used Notepad++ to maintain control-panel and OBS just looks at that file when it starts up. This has worked well since we have volunteers that run the stream who know how to use the custom dock when streaming but do not want to edit on the fly. I have the crash file but admit to not knowing for sure what the issue is. I am new to this forum and am not familiar with how to share attachments. Any guidance would be much appreciated.

 

[bmil26]

An update - I abandoned my attempt at using the control-panel from the other PC that works perfectly. I now attempted to add a custom dock using the control-panel file included with the download. It also crashes OBS. The version of OBS installed on the new machine is 31.0.3, which is the exact same version that is now on the old PC. I mis-spoke before, the old PC is also 64 bit. I also re-copied the working file from the old PC to the new one. OBS still crashes when adding the dock. The only difference now between the installations is that the old PC is Win10 and the new one is Win11. I have the permissions on the control-panel file set to full control for "Everyone". Again, any and all advise will be appreciated. Attached is the latest crash file.

 

[Suslik V]

Unhandled exception: 80000003
...

Thread 47D4: CrBrowserMain (Crashed)
Stack            EIP              Arg0             Arg1             Arg2             Arg3             Address
00000002DA7BE390 00007FFCFF05FB20 0000727C005BF2A0 00000002DA7BE940 00000002DA7BE940 00000002DA7BE890 libcef.dll!0x7ffcff05fb20
00000002DA7BE810 00007FFCFF05F785 00000002DA7BE940 0000727C008AB5B0 1FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 0000000000000000 libcef.dll!0x7ffcff05f785
00000002DA7BE8F0 00007FFCFF05FB39 00000002DA7BEAD8 0000000000000030 0000000000000000 0000000000000030 libcef.dll!0x7ffcff05fb39
00000002DA7BE920 00007FFCFD6C999E 00000002DA7BEEF0 0000727C00010780 0000000000000001 0000727C00816FF0 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfd6c999e
00000002DA7BEA80 00007FFCFD6C64B4 0000727C00AA1440 00000002DA7BEEF0 00000000C0000005 0000727C000A1CF0 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfd6c64b4
00000002DA7BEAB0 00007FFCFD6C49CB 00000002DA7BECD0 00000002DA7BEBB8 0000727C00AA1440 0000727C00AA1440 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfd6c49cb
00000002DA7BEAF0 00007FFCFD6D1FD6 0000000000002134 0000727C005BAAE8 0000000000002134 0000727C005BAAE0 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfd6d1fd6
00000002DA7BEC60 00007FFCFD6D35E0 00000002DA7BEEF0 0000685800251230 0000727C000998D8 00007FFCFB860176 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfd6d35e0
00000002DA7BEDE0 00007FFCFD4EE2C4 00000002DA7BEF01 00007FFCFB7EE3CD 0000000000000000 0000727C000C4DD0 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfd4ee2c4
00000002DA7BEED0 00007FFCFA618C1D 00007FFD04D7B9AB 0000727C000C4D18 0000727C00010780 0000000095F6E290 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfa618c1d
00000002DA7BEF40 00007FFCFB7FE5AB 1FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 0000727C000C4C00 0000727C00010780 00007FFCFB7F2C43 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfb7fe5ab
00000002DA7BF0D0 00007FFCFA48DB5F 00000002DA7BF500 00007FFCFF0D7D20 0000727C006C1C40 00007FFCFB0EB40B libcef.dll!0x7ffcfa48db5f
00000002DA7BF160 00007FFCFA48E828 0000000000000000 AAAAAAAA00000C22 00008196692AE052 0000000000000000 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfa48e828
00000002DA7BF240 00007FFCFB8006C0 AAAAAAAA00000C22 00006858002A9380 0000000000000C22 00007FFCFB866E79 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfb8006c0
00000002DA7BF2B0 00007FFCFF0D8F37 0000000000000000 00000000000000E9 00000002DA7BF538 00007FFCFB7E07BA libcef.dll!0x7ffcff0d8f37
00000002DA7BF490 00007FFCFB0D6B15 0000000000000000 0000000000000004 0000685800221330 00000002DA7BF538 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfb0d6b15
00000002DA7BF4C0 00007FFCFB804D2C 00008196692AE742 0000000000000001 0000685800221330 00000002DA7BF740 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfb804d2c
00000002DA7BF550 00007FFCFB7DF03D 00000002DA7BF658 00007FFCFB7D9250 0000685800221270 00008196692AE712 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfb7df03d
00000002DA7BF5F0 00007FFCFB865D07 0000685800221258 0000727C0009E4B0 00006858002211A0 00007FFCFA5F0228 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfb865d07
00000002DA7BF830 00007FFCFF022E05 00000002DA7BF990 00007FFD04D71B28 0000000000000008 0000000100000000 libcef.dll!0x7ffcff022e05
00000002DA7BF8F0 00007FFCFA3F11CE 00000002DA7BFA50 00007FFCFBC2594F 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfa3f11ce
00000002DA7BF960 00007FFCFA5EE916 0000000000000008 00000002DA7BFB00 0000000000000038 00000002DA7BFB00 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfa5ee916
00000002DA7BF9E0 00007FFCFA40A37F 0000000000000002 000000000000000F 0000000000000003 0000000000000000 libcef.dll!0x7ffcfa40a37f
00000002DA7BFAB0 00007FFCF98206E6 000001946D7C45A0 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 libcef.dll!0x7ffcf98206e6
00000002DA7BFB50 00007FFD82A6ED5E 0000000000080001 0000019475317040 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 obs-browser.dll!BrowserManagerThread+0xe
00000002DA7BFB80 00007FFD82A7268B 0000019400000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 obs-browser.dll!std::thread::_Invoke<std::tuple<void (__cdecl*)(void)>,0>+0xb
00000002DA7BFBB0 00007FFD82ABCE42 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 obs-browser.dll!thread_start<unsigned int (__cdecl*)(void *),1>+0x5a
00000002DA7BFBE0 00007FFDC209E8D7 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 000004F0FFFFFB30 000004D0FFFFFB30 kernel32.dll!0x7ffdc209e8d7
00000002DA7BFC10 00007FFDC37914FC 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 ntdll.dll!0x7ffdc37914fc

It seems that no resources left for the Browser source to complete the task, so breakpoint reached. Look at RAM usage via the Task Manager of the OS and try to simplify the scenes.