Chase Holmes
- Shadier_Slim
- shadier_slim
- America/New_York
- Yes
- No
MCPE-26852
When I was recording a video on Monday, September 25, I was doing a server video, and it crashed a few times during the session. Fast for
eward to today, Wednesday, Sptember 27, and I try to record a let's play, and it crashes every two minutes. Is it my computer, my install of the game, or my recording software (OBS)? I currently have OBS set up on game capture, with 60 fps as the video output, 1920 X 1080 as the base output, and 1280 X 720 as the scaled, if that makes any difference. Are those bad settings, or not?
When I was recording a video on Monday, September 25, I was doing a server video, and it crashed a few times during the session. Fast forward to today, Wednesday, Sptember 27, and I try to record a let's play, and it crashes every two minutes. Is it my computer, my install of the game, or my recording software (OBS)? I currently have OBS set up on game capture, with 60 fps as the video output, 1920 X 1080 as the base output, and 1280 X 720 as the scaled, if that makes any difference. Are those bad settings, or not?
Update: I tried loading the world with the lowest possible settings, and it loads fast, but it has MANY issues, the most notable being the lack of chunks being loaded
When I was recording a video on Monday, September 25, I was doing a server video, and it crashed a few times during the session. Fast forward to today, Wednesday, Sptember 27, and I try to record a let's play, and it crashes every two minutes. Is it my computer, my install of the game, or my recording software (OBS)? I currently have OBS set up on game capture, with 60 fps as the video output, 1920 X 1080 as the base output, and 1280 X 720 as the scaled, if that makes any difference. Are those bad settings, or not?
Update: I tried loading the world with the lowest possible settings, and it loads fast, but it has MANY issues, the most notable being the lack of chunks being loaded, as seen in the screenshots provided
When I was recording a video on Monday, September 25, I was doing a server video, and it crashed a few times during the session. Fast forward to today, Wednesday, Sptember 27, and I try to record a let's play, and it crashes every two minutes. Is it my computer, my install of the game, or my recording software (OBS)? I currently have OBS set up on game capture, with 60 fps as the video output, 1920 X 1080 as the base output, and 1280 X 720 as the scaled, if that makes any difference. Are those bad settings, or not?
Update: I tried loading the world with the lowest possible settings, and it loads fast, but it has MANY issues, the most notable being the lack of chunks being loaded, as seen in the screenshots provided
When I was recording a video on Monday, September 25, I was doing a server video, and it crashed a few times during the session. Fast forward to today, Wednesday, Sptember 27, and I try to record a let's play, and it crashes every two minutes. Is it my computer, my install of the game, or my recording software (OBS)? I currently have OBS set up on game capture, with 60 fps as the video output, 1920 X 1080 as the base output, and 1280 X 720 as the scaled, if that makes any difference. Are those bad settings, or not?
Update: I tried loading the world with the lowest possible settings, and it loads fast, but it has MANY issues, the most notable being the lack of chunks being loaded, as seen in the screenshots provided. I am using a Dell Inspiron 3650 desktop with an Intel Pentium G4400 CPU/GPU
, and 4 GB of installed ram
When I was recording a video on Monday, September 25, I was doing a server video, and it crashed a few times during the session. Fast forward to today, Wednesday, Sptember 27, and I try to record a let's play, and it crashes every two minutes. Is it my computer, my install of the game, or my recording software (OBS)? I currently have OBS set up on game capture, with 60 fps as the video output, 1920 X 1080 as the base output, and 1280 X 720 as the scaled, if that makes any difference. Are those bad settings, or not?
Update: I tried loading the world with the lowest possible settings, and it loads fast, but it has MANY issues, the most notable being the lack of chunks being loaded, as seen in the screenshots provided. I am using a Dell Inspiron 3650 desktop with an Intel Pentium G4400 CPU/GPU
When I was recording a video on Monday, September 25, I was doing a server video, and it crashed a few times during the session. Fast forward to today, Wednesday, Sptember 27, and I try to record a let's play, and it crashes every two minutes. Is it my computer, my install of the game, or my recording software (OBS)? I currently have OBS set up on game capture, with 60 fps as the video output, 1920 X 1080 as the base output, and 1280 X 720 as the scaled, if that makes any difference. Are those bad settings, or not?
Update: I tried loading the world with the lowest possible settings, and it loads fast, but it has MANY issues, the most notable being the lack of chunks being loaded, as seen in the screenshots provided. I am using a Dell Inspiron 3650 desktop with an Intel Pentium G4400 CPU/GPU, and 4 GB of installed ram
When I was recording a video on Monday, September 25, I was doing a server video, and it crashed a few times during the session. Fast forward to today, Wednesday, Sptember 27, and I try to record a let's play, and it crashes every two minutes. Is it my computer, my install of the game, or my recording software (OBS)? I currently have OBS set up on game capture, with 60 fps as the video output, 1920 X 1080 as the base output, and 1280 X 720 as the scaled, if that makes any difference. Are those bad settings, or not?
Update: I tried loading the world with the lowest possible settings, and it loads fast, but it has MANY issues, the most notable being the lack of chunks being loaded, as seen in the screenshots provided. I am using a Dell Inspiron 3650 desktop with an Intel Pentium G4400 CPU/GPU, and 4 GB of installed ram
Update 2: I tried reinstalling and it worked like a charm. I also watched a tutorial by Tropix and got my OBS issues resolved, now the main issue is the crashing
On Minecraft for Windows 10,Whenever I load up a world I started in the Beta, it won't let me do much, andthe game would end up crashing, especailly whenever I am recording a video.
I just updated to the beta version, launched the game, and all the text in the game is all garbled and unreadable. Attached is some pictures of my screen from two of the menus I took. I will supply extra photos upon request.
I just updated to the beta version earlier today, launched the game, and all the text in the game is all garbled and unreadable. Attached is some pictures of my screen from two of the menus I took. I will supply extra photos upon request.
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I tried refreshing the install at around 8:27 PM EST, and the issue persists.
Just got the newest update, and the textures are still messed up
I, too, am experiencing this issue, and my specs are as follows
CPU: Intel Pentium Dual-Core
GPU: Mobile Intel Express Family Chipset
DirectX Version: DirectX12
Memory: 3072MB RAM
Any additional information required I will gladly contribute upon request
Jonathan Hanzel, how do I fix it, then? Just use any DX version but 12? Bc my hardware runs DX12, but doesn’t natively support it, and it still happens to me
I'm now on 1.9.0.2 and it still looks the same. Also, what if my system doesn't detect the latest update for DX12 if/when it comes out?
I tried reinstalling the drivers, and the same issue occurred, but uninstalling them and having it default to(in my case) the basic adapter actuallyallowed it to run fine, but upon starting a world or importing a skin/world, it would say "import failed", and upon starting a new world, the game would load just fine, then crash
Upon further testing after mining Redstone, it outputs zero Redstone signal, almost as if it's more of building material than a Redstone one...