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Many streamers are getting the error failed to load channel information for Twitch while using OBS. Remember this is an issue with OBS and not Streamlabs or Streamlabs OBS. What happens is users are unable to connect to Twitch. The exact error message says: “Failed To Load Channel Information For Twitch. Not Found:”. So if you are one such streamer that got this error then you are in luck as we have the fix you are looking for.You can fix this bug by updating OBS to the latest version. At the time of writing this article, the latest OBS version is 27.2.3. You can get the latest version in two ways.Installing the latest versionSearch google for OBS.From the official site download the latest OBS version.Uninstall the current version of OBS. This will ensure a clean installation of the latest version.Install the latest version of OBS.Once the installation is complete add your stream key and your stream settings to set up OBS and start streaming.Updating to the latest versionLaunch OBS.You should automatically get a popup for the update if you are using an older version of the software.In case you didn’t get the popup or closed it. Then click on Help.Here choose Check for updates.Update your OBS to the latest version.Run OBS as Admin: This is a kind of a basic fix but might help resolve this issue for you.Right-click on the icon of OBS on your Desktop, or wherever its file is.Click on the the “Run as Administrator” option.This should

#1 I updated to the latest release of OBS (27.1.3) and Game Capture does NOT work no matter what game I play. In other words, I can't stream because OBS doesn't capture the window of the game I'm trying to stream! It's very frustrating and using "Display Capture" kills framerate and I don't want to use that anyway.How do we fix this? Is there a fix for this?If I want to go back to an older version of OBS, what is the proper way to do that without losing my settings?Here is my Log file: #2 same thing happening with me, Very frustrating, Tried every option available on the internet at this point. 6 hours on from when i started #3 Yea. The weird thing is this is happening on ALL 3 of my PCs! So it's not a one-off issue either. Definitely something with the latest update that has caused this.Can anyone from OBS chime in? #4 Bump.. having the same issue. #5 Update: Here are the things I've tried to no avail.Reinstalled OBS from scratch (i.e. deleted user settings folder and created new profile with Game Capture as only source)Rolled back OBS install to older versions - tried two different versions - 27.1.0 and 27.0.1Removed graphics driver completely with DDU and reinstalled latest Nvidia driverNone of it works - OBS does not capture the game (i.e. does not 'hook' into the game) when using Game Capture as a source.This is highly irritating so can someone from OBS please help? #6 If the game you're trying to capture uses some kind of anticheat software, it might be necessary for the game provider to update their anticheat to include the signature of the new OBS version to allow capturing the game again. As long as this doesn't happen, you need to use the previous OBS version or use display capture - display capture should work regardless of anticheat. #7 There is also the extremely likely possibility that you're running a conflicting program that is actively blocking OBS from game capturing the game. Known Conflicts OBS Studio - Free and open source software for live streaming and screen recording - obsproject/obs-studio obsproject.com #8 This turned out to be true - I've always run MSI Afterburner to monitor the stats (GPU/CPU temps, clocks etc.) and NEVER had an issue with OBS showing the OSD and using Game Capture. Somehow, after this latest update with OBS, that has broken and Game Capture only seems to work if I close MSI Afterburner (and RTSS) completely.I wonder if RTSS and/or MSI Afterburner need to be updated after the latest OBS update - I'll post on the Guru3D Forums as well to let them know of this issue.However, I am now able to use Game Capture without MSI Afterburner so at least it more or less works.Thank you. There is also the extremely likely possibility that you're running a conflicting program that is actively blocking OBS from game capturing the game. Known Conflicts OBS Studio -

#1 A storm crashed my computer (Win 10) that I had been using OBS. I bought a new computer that has Win 11, and installed OBS on it (latest version). I'm running a streaming device that goes into the USB port. OBS shows an audio signal from the video device, but in System Settings, the OBS app doesn't show any signal, and there is no audio output to the speakers. All other functions in the system produce sound, including Youtube videos. Am I missing a driver or codex for OBS? What's the issue? #2 A storm crashed my computer (Win 10) that I had been using OBS. I bought a new computer that has Win 11, and installed OBS on it (latest version). I'm running a streaming device that goes into the USB port. OBS shows an audio signal from the video device, but in System Settings, the OBS app doesn't show any signal, and there is no audio output to the speakers. All other functions in the system produce sound, including Youtube videos. Am I missing a driver or codex for OBS? What's the issue? Ok, never mind. I found the problem. The audio mixer setting was set to monitor off by default. I set to "monitor and output" which fixed the problem. This same thing probably happened years ago with my old computer, but I forgot about it.