bcoyle
Member
I have seen many comments in my searches that say that obs is not stable enough for long term streaming without bugs or crashing. I realize that dealing with the base obs without plugins is only fair. Plugins can cause unstable operation. Since in the archives, you can get and run old versions, it would make sense to use the one with the most stable operation. That is , if it has all the features you want.
The work that the obs core team does is amazing and i think they should get the metal of honor for all the work they do.
Generally, each new major rev changes (27-28-29-30 etc) , adds features and bugs. Sometimes fixing bugs, generates bugs.
Also, stability is also dependent on the range of sources you use. if you use the vlc source only, you might have fewer problems then using the browsers. I know myself that when i have a stable obs for my stream, i stick with it.
I think that users might find this information helpful. So the questions are.
1. How long have you run a long term obs stream without crashing?
2. What rev was it
3. What standard sources were you using .
4. What plugins were you using that did not give you any trouble.
5. Did you do anything to make it stable
Thanks
The work that the obs core team does is amazing and i think they should get the metal of honor for all the work they do.
Generally, each new major rev changes (27-28-29-30 etc) , adds features and bugs. Sometimes fixing bugs, generates bugs.
Also, stability is also dependent on the range of sources you use. if you use the vlc source only, you might have fewer problems then using the browsers. I know myself that when i have a stable obs for my stream, i stick with it.
I think that users might find this information helpful. So the questions are.
1. How long have you run a long term obs stream without crashing?
2. What rev was it
3. What standard sources were you using .
4. What plugins were you using that did not give you any trouble.
5. Did you do anything to make it stable
Thanks