Here is my log file: https://obsproject.com/logs/HwPB9NPGn7EWHbBS
I am not sure what could've caused this. Either installing DaVinci Resolve, or StreamFog. I had uninstalled StreamFog, but there may be some issues clinging on from then that causes my OBS to act like this.
I have tried a few things:
- restarting
- changing resolution
- deactivate when not in use
- plugging USB into different sides
- using a USB hub for one of the cams
- switching the hub USB to a different USB port on my laptop, etc.
- both my cameras are alive within device manager
- I can switch one to another but only if i deactivate the working one, move to the not working one, and de-activate and activate it to reset.
I have been using this set-up of two cameras on OBS for years. The only new thing that happened is StreamFog (which I have uninstalled) and DaVinci Resolve. But both of them have nothing to do with USB...
I need both to work at the same time. If anyone has any suggestions for me to try, I'll give it a go. Thanks!
I am not sure what could've caused this. Either installing DaVinci Resolve, or StreamFog. I had uninstalled StreamFog, but there may be some issues clinging on from then that causes my OBS to act like this.
I have tried a few things:
- restarting
- changing resolution
- deactivate when not in use
- plugging USB into different sides
- using a USB hub for one of the cams
- switching the hub USB to a different USB port on my laptop, etc.
- both my cameras are alive within device manager
- I can switch one to another but only if i deactivate the working one, move to the not working one, and de-activate and activate it to reset.
I have been using this set-up of two cameras on OBS for years. The only new thing that happened is StreamFog (which I have uninstalled) and DaVinci Resolve. But both of them have nothing to do with USB...
I need both to work at the same time. If anyone has any suggestions for me to try, I'll give it a go. Thanks!