queerbunny
New Member
This is an issue that has been happening for a few months now, ever since the OBS v28 update i believe. After a while streaming PC games, say a couple hours on each occasion (although it's not consistently the same), my game audio will suddenly start to crackle and stutter and glitch out. My voice will remain fine, and the issue is always fixed by exiting the game and restarting it. I won't be able to hear the issue on my end, but my viewers can, and have to let me know when it happens.
I used to use a 3rd party plugin for separating my desktop audio sources before OBS integrated it into the main software, but the same thing happens whether I choose to use my plugin or OBS's beta application audio feature. The issue is never immediate, it only happens very randomly after a while, and doesn't happen for my capture card/nintendo switch audio. It seems strange to me for it to be related to the plugin, since the issue is not present all the time. Once or twice I haven't realised and the problem has fixed itself after less than 30 seconds, however most of the time I have to manually reset.
Multiple times I have tried deleting sources and re-adding them, with both the 3rd party and internal methods of capturing the audio, and it has not fixed the problem. I did try reaching out to OBS discord support and they seemed to not really understand the issue and were unable to help.
Interestingly, this problem does not appear to happen during local recordings. It's live streams only, and due to the inconsistent sporadic nature of the issue, makes it very difficult and inconvenient to reliably test and produce crash logs for.
If anyone can help me with this I would appreciate it very much. I prefer the 3rd party plugin to OBS's own function and since the latter is still in beta I have been hesitant to remove the plugin altogether, however if someone who has experience with this thinks it will help I will try doing that. Thank you!
I used to use a 3rd party plugin for separating my desktop audio sources before OBS integrated it into the main software, but the same thing happens whether I choose to use my plugin or OBS's beta application audio feature. The issue is never immediate, it only happens very randomly after a while, and doesn't happen for my capture card/nintendo switch audio. It seems strange to me for it to be related to the plugin, since the issue is not present all the time. Once or twice I haven't realised and the problem has fixed itself after less than 30 seconds, however most of the time I have to manually reset.
Multiple times I have tried deleting sources and re-adding them, with both the 3rd party and internal methods of capturing the audio, and it has not fixed the problem. I did try reaching out to OBS discord support and they seemed to not really understand the issue and were unable to help.
Interestingly, this problem does not appear to happen during local recordings. It's live streams only, and due to the inconsistent sporadic nature of the issue, makes it very difficult and inconvenient to reliably test and produce crash logs for.
If anyone can help me with this I would appreciate it very much. I prefer the 3rd party plugin to OBS's own function and since the latter is still in beta I have been hesitant to remove the plugin altogether, however if someone who has experience with this thinks it will help I will try doing that. Thank you!