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Enable input control crashing OBS #356
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Do you have a crash log? Are there any filters for the input control setting? |
To reproduce on my machine each time, follow the clicks:
Versions installed:
Arch Linux, installed it from AUR |
I need a crash log. Run |
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Can you also upload a log file of obs studio? Also which AUR package are you using, there seem to be three different ones. |
obs-studio from extra (not aur) https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/obs-studio/ obs-plugin-input-overlay 5.0.5-1 from aur https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/obs-plugin-input-overlay Ok, maybe new issue now. Somehow my obs completely broke and couldn't after in "Normal Mode" after a few more crashes. I was forced to uninstall, remove |
I can't seem to reproduce the issue but I just saw that you're on wayland so that means you won't be able to use the plugin (and input filters) anyways. The only thing that (probably) should work is the gamepad hook. |
I can redownload and do anything you need for info but all I remember is that Enable Input Control was originally turned off, I turned it on when looking around at things. That's when it then first crashed, I tried unchecking it after reloading OBS and it would just crash everytime I tried to confirm it and leave the checkbox ticked including uninstalling and reinstalling. I think I went into the files and tried manually turning it off too which changed nothing. And then as I mentioned in the original message doing anything in OBS it would either lag (including moving the mouse) or if I tried doing anything related to input display it would crash |
Yeah, I didn't mean your original bug report. The issue @agilob reported is unrelated to yours and it's not an issue that can easily be fixed. I don't have a Windows installation around right now but when I get some time I'll try reproducing your bug report and then I'll see if the bug still exists and what the cause is. |
Ok no worries, thanks |
Describe the bug
Under the configuration options Enable Input Control is ticked and whatever I do, I can't uncheck it including deleting and re-installing/installing a different version. I think this being checked also lags my PC for a bit when OBS is opening but that's not a huge issue and could just be my PC. OBS also crashes when I just try and add an input overlay, I don't know if this is because of Input Control being checked but it happens anyways.
io-client also seems to crash on open too
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Expected behaviour
OBS to not crash
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Additional context
I'm not completely sure if it is a crash but OBS doesn't respond and I've left it for about half an hour with OBS still not responding. The one time I somehow got an input display visual without OBS crashing I couldn't resize the display, it originally showed the resize cursor and I dragged it but nothing happened and then I couldn't interact with the display after, and it didn't seem to actually work.
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