Open stashymane opened 5 months ago
Will try to reproduce it by intentionally blocking a port, the one part that shouldn't happen is that this crashes OBS (an error message and Beam then not working can't be avoided in such cases though).
As for why it happens for you without the port being used I don't know, most likely scenario would be a firewall blocking it. Can you please try to reboot your computers, then before doing anything else temporarily disable all security suites and firewall software, then start OBS and see whether you still get the message? I mention security suites because I've seen cases where even a generic anti-virus software surprisingly had firewall functionality included without making that clear to the user, causing lots of headaches before finding out about it. And of course the Windows firewall should also be disabled for the test.
Beam crashes host OBS on startup if the sender is enabled. I used to have this issue only when the receiver is already running, but now I receive it regardless.
The configured port is not used by anything else according to TCPView. My config: xObsBeam.json Full log: 2024-04-19 22-07-13.txt