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tried making sure both of the newest SDKs were installed, and tried on current OBS install (which is also a portable 28.1 beta and which also got a new update today which I had installed) - same problem.

Okay, so I decided I'd do some steps individually Then in OBS: Settings -> Audio -> Mic/Auxilary Audio -> VoiceMeeter Output (VB-Audio VoiceMeeter VAIO).Īdd a new filter to the microphone source -> Noise Suppression -> NVIDIA Noise Removal. In Windows set VoiceMeeter Input as the default Playback device, and VoiceMeeter Output as the default Recording device.Īdd an audio source in strip 1 with the input of your microphone, and tick B1. Set your VoiceMeeter A1 to your primary audio device that you listen to audio with.

#Nvidia broadcast crashing driver#

The message resource is present but the message was not found in the message tableĭisplay driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered.Ĭould you perhaps try using VoiceMeeter to see if that extra bit of latency triggers it for you? The following information was included with the event: If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.

Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. The description for Event ID 0 from source nvlddmkm cannot be found. The issue is specific to the NVIDIA plugin as I have never had an issue with my mic using any of the other filters or in combination with virtual mixers such as VoiceMeeter.

I did test both USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports, and different ports in general no change.

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I have a simple setup when it comes to the microphone a Samson G-Track Pro that plugs in via USB. It has been a while since, and I had stuck to using RNNoise but seeing how I got a new RTX 3080 and switched over (clean install) to Windows 11 22H2, I was hoping things would have improved. I recall having this issue in the past, where the device would just "die" and sometimes crash the stream using NVIDIA Noise Removal. Speak into your microphone, and after a short while the issue manifests.Apply the NVIDIA Noise Removal filter to your microphone.Set your Microphone as an input in VoiceMeeter or in OBS.

#Nvidia broadcast crashing drivers#

Use an RTX card with NVIDIA drivers v517.48.Get NVIDIA Audio Effects SDK v1.2.0.13 from here.But the moment I choose another noise suppression filter (such as RNNoise) the issue goes away immediately. Whenever I attempt to use NVIDIA Noise Removal, not streaming or recording, just talking into my mic, eventually my monitor will start to flicker briefly and that is when the log starts writing about "max audio buffering". In the command prompt window, paste the following commands and hit the Enter key for each of them.To be able to use NVIDIA Noise Removal without a massive audio delay, without the audio device disconnecting and reconnecting, and without my monitors flickering as the audio device is reset by OBS.In the Windows Terminal, click on the down arrow and choose Command Prompt.When the User Access Control opens up on your screen, choose Yes.Next, choose the Run as administrator option from the right side.Now search for Windows Terminal and select the top search result.Once again, open the Windows 11 search menu using the Windows + S shortcut key.If none of the methods stated here helped you solve the Nividia driver that keeps crashing on Windows 11 issue, it’s time to run the DISM and SFC scan tool. Now save the changes you’ve made and reboot your PC.Īlso Read: Windows 11 File Explorer Tabs Configuration Guide Run DISM tool & SFC scan.Next, open the Power Management mode and set it to Prefer maximum performance.In the next window, expand the drop-down menu for Vertical sync and choose Off here.Choose the ‘3D settings’ option from the left navigation pane and then click on Manage 3D Settings option.Type Nvidia Control Panel and click on the relevant search result.Use the Windows+S key to open the Search menu.Reconfigure settings from Nvidia Control Panel

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Once done, reboot your PC to complete the installation.See the on-screen instructions to install the driver.When the driver is downloaded, launch the installer by double-clicking it.Next, press the Download button to initiate the download.Next, press the Download to get the driver setup button.