Weird OBS or possibly driver bug?
Hey all, I've been trying to figure out this issue with my stream since I updated to OBS 31. I stream on Windows.
Basically I get visual corruption sometimes randomly about 30 - 80 minutes into a stream. This has been happening since the OBS 31 update. But I don't get dropped frames or skipping/missed frames. CPU/GPU isn't at 100%, the issue also occurs in safe mode as well.
The only other thing that has changed is my drivers, which I updated. Rolling back the driver didn't seem to fix the issue.
I've tried a bunch of other stuff, but nothing has helped.
If you have anything that could be helpful, I'm all ears.
Specs are Ryzen 2700X CPU, GTX 1080 GPU, 32GB RAM, and NVME SSD. Windows 11 Pro fully updated.
Here is my log file:
https://obsproject.com/logs/bTxa7usiwixtbBLZ
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Here are images from 2 different people on 2 different browsers
This is what the corruption looks like
Here is a video of what the corruption looks like
Does this happen only on the stream, or does it also happen in a local recording or also on the OBS preview?
Only happens on stream as far as I know
None of my local recordings have this corruption
This doesn't occur on the OBS preview at all.
As I said above, I don't get dropped frames or skipping/missed frames and my CPU/GPU isn't at 100%.
The only things that have changed is I updated the driver and installed the OBS update, and that is when the issue started happening.
It also takes a long time before it starts to happen, so hard to test kind of.
I don't think this is directly the root cause, but I do see in the OBS log analyzer that you have multiple game capture sources and a display capture source in the same scene
I would imagine that this would cause issues in local recordings too, but never hurts to fix that anyways
Otherwise the only other thing I can think of is network issues outside of your control
My mods did notice that the issue wasn't happening with other streamers, just me. One of them is from the upper midwestern US and the other is from the UK.
I'm not sure if it's a twitch server issue or ISP issue
But you did have ISP issues before so I wouldn't be surprised
I'm on my new ISP now with fiber, FWIW
hmmm
Also I think the reason it says I have multiple game captures is because I use one for capturing my game, and the other is for my PNGTubing software
But I didn't have issues with it before the update
Looking at the video you posted, it definitely just looks like a network issue where something corrupted the data along the way. You can try a different twitch server but it keeps happening for just the streams then I'd say it's your ISP again
Hm, OK
It's a combination of the driver and b frames
Nvidia seemingly broke b frames with 566.36
Try 566.14 driver and see if behavior occurs still
fun 👀 Are there vods to download, or any recordings with this problem avaliable?
I found it, and uuh lmao... Bitstream is really fucked up
I'll do that, thanks
I kind of figured
Although it didn't work last time I tried it
Alright, about to hope and pray it works now 😅
It still doesn't work 😦
Log?
Stop the stream before getting g the url ya damn rookie :LULWW:
Shhhhh
https://obsproject.com/logs/vJWJsaFH8hTbAbvS
If anybody happens to know the driver version where this started occuring, that'd be nice
I had heard it was 556.32 that was the culprit
When its happening this starts going through the roof
what does this mean?
@Derek 🐢 "Turtle" Roe for shits and giggles, maybe run ddu and try this driver
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/224750/
something is messing up bad, and producing a malformed bitstream. The frames referencing other frames are confused, and cannot find eachother.
Disable b-frames, and wait for all of this to blow over is my thinking 😌
Thanks friend! You DA BEST
That's what I had heard was going on, but I forgot you could disable B-frames, thank you! 😄