One thing I can probably test out.is unplugging and plugging back the LGP before I proceed to open a new session of OBS to prevent the freeze from happening in the first place and to avoid the black screen on the 2nd boot of the program.ĮDIT 2: Update #3: I can confirm that unplugging your LGP before quitting your session does not break your LGP for the next boot without restarting your computer, it's a way to circumvent the issue.if you get a black feed, just simply deactivate your feed from the source's properties & reactive it.you should be able to get it back right away. :)ĮDIT: Update #2: However 32-bit suffers from the same issue that if you ever close the program and re-open it, LGP breaks on you with a black screen which cause OBS to freeze when attempting to close & get stuck in your 'processes' for the rest of the Windows session. I'll be sticking to the 32-bit version of OBS Studio, until LGP becomes more stable on the 64-bit version.
Just want to reassure that LGP does have 64-bit drivers, the LGP setup doesn't even let you install the 32-bit standalone drivers from its driver folder if you're running a 64-bit system.just so you guys know. Thanks for the heads up! OBS 64-bit currently breaks LGP 's very unstable.
I can confirm now that LGP runs exceedingly better on OBS Studio 32-bit! You can even tweak the settings without the whole program & LGP breaking on you!
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