What went wrong last stream?
StreamAuditX reads your OBS session and tells you what broke and how to fix it. Streaming with our free OBS dock? It reads your setup automatically, nothing to find or upload. No dock yet? You can still get a read right here in your browser.
Did OBS crash? With the free dock, StreamAuditX opens the crash report OBS leaves behind and names exactly what took it down, a webcam or capture card, a graphics driver, a browser overlay, or a specific plugin, and whether it happened while you were live or just sitting open. Not a vague "it crashed", the actual cause.
Or let it watch live, right inside OBS
The dock reads your setup automatically while you stream, nothing to find or upload. It tracks your PC health as you go, and the moment OBS crashes it opens the crash report and names exactly what took it down. It only looks and explains, it never changes anything.
- Download the script, then save it somewhere you'll keep it.
- In OBS: Tools then Scripts, press +, and pick streamauditx.lua.
- Click Open StreamAuditX in the script panel. That's it, it starts reading.
Where are my OBS logs?
In OBS: Help → Log Files → Show Log Files. Grab the newest .txt. Or paste one of these into your file explorer:
- Windows: %APPDATA%\obs-studio\logs
- macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/obs-studio/logs
- Linux: ~/.config/obs-studio/logs
Best results come from a log where you actually streamed or recorded, that is the only way to check for real dropped frames.