Plugin incompatible or outdated
OBS crashes or misbehaves because a plugin was built for another OBS version.
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OBS crashes or misbehaves because a plugin was built for another OBS version.
Local Preview/Program is black or stuck, but the live stream or recording file is correct.
MP4 recordings are corrupt or unplayable after a crash or improper stop; MKV recovers.
The recording encoder cannot keep up, producing stuttery files even when not streaming.
Local recordings hitch, freeze, or stop because the disk cannot sustain write speed or is full.
Stats show elevated rendering lag; frames miss compose deadlines before encode.
Replay Buffer uses large RAM and can destabilize OBS on long sessions.
Save Replay fails from permissions, disk space, or path issues.
OBS only starts cleanly in Safe Mode, indicating plugin or third-party interference.
OBS and devices disagree on 44.1 vs 48 kHz, causing crackles, pitch issues, or drift.
Heavy scenes with nests, media, and alerts cause freezes and render stalls.
Lua/Python scripts or plugin scripts throw errors that break sources or hotkeys.
Stats show skipped frames caused by encoding lag, producing stream stutter with a healthy network.
Output looks softer than the canvas because of scaling filter or mismatched resolutions.
Capture is active but the source is off-canvas, zero-scaled, or fully cropped.
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