Here you are: https://obsproject.com/logs/lpPOMCbB0I41bruZ
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): Unable to generate ECDSA P-256 key pair
Thanks for this! This fixes the problem I had with Zoom downgrading my output to 320x180@12fps instead of its "HD" 680x480@27-30fps.... I guess the virtual camera was eating up resources which forced zoom to downgrade my video maybe to "save" the situation. Today, for the first time since I upgraded to OBS v30 I'm back to that HD quality and my students have stopped complaining.
It looks like when OBS.app gets upgraded, it replaces the old OBS.app with the new one but maybe can't kill something with the previous version's virtual camera...
30.0 RC2 hasn't fixed the crackling for me either, attaching the log below. Crackling started around 26:20 into the stream and it remained for the rest of the stream (6 more minutes until I turned off the stream because of the crackling)
The system itself should remove the extension for you on reboot. You should not have to manually do anything. The system is just alerting you that it will remove the deleted app's provided system extension(s) on the next reboot cycle.
To clarify, this is when using WHIP to stream to a Broadcast Box instance?
Unfortunately, our attempts at resolving this did not bear fruit. We are still investigating. If you want to provide debug assistance, please join our Discord and contact "Mitchell | Yolo".
We didn't disable the option in RC2, so it will still fail for the reason I previously mentioned. You should just remove it.
OBS itself cannot cause BSODs. Those are due to hardware/device issues, which OBS can surface due to utilizing said hardware/devices.
Yes, but the problem persists (virtual camera not removed and therefore prevents new virtual camera creation) between reboots - even several of them - so something isn't right. This has been happening to me all of the v30 beta and rc releases... manual deletion of the OBS.app would result in production of an error message that OBS is hosting system extensions, requesting superuser permission to remove them - and providing superuser password to remove them doesn't make that window prompt go away no matter what you do. After reboot - try deleting again - same thing. Once I rename it, however, I can then install the new version, and the virtual camera is created just fine, after which I am able to delete the old renamed OBS.app....
In that case, please file a Feedback with Apple while the problem is occurring. This doesn't sound like something we can address on our side.
Works fine for me on Windows following their instructions. The error message seems to come from libdatachannel, though I don't know why.
Same error on my end. I'm using the beta flatpak version of OBS.
As far as we can tell, it's not that a dependency isn't being included, it seems to be a bug in libdatachannel. It's being investigated.
