OpenGL streaming causes GPU to crash (Error Code 7)

[Violet]

http://hetsu.co.uk/i/2014/01/ss-22-19_31PM-0198.png

This happens every time I try to stream a 3D application that uses OpenGL for rendering, I don't know if it's due to my cards limitations or if it's just a bug at the moment. The apps I tried to stream were Second Life (non-steam app) and Amnesia: The Dark Descent.

This has never happened before and I've only encountered it during in-home streaming.

More details here: http://hetsu.co.uk/i/2014/01/ss-22-19_42PM-0199.png

Here's my details as per-usual:

Host:
OS: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
CPU: Intel i5 760 2.80 GHz
RAM: 12.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 665 MHz
Motherboard: Foxconn H55M-S
Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTX 650 (EVGA) 1920x1080
Router: BTHub 3
Linkup: a very very long LAN cable going to the living room.

Client:
OS: Windows 8.1 Pro 32-bit
CPU: Intel Pentium T4400 2.20GHz
RAM: 3.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 399MHz
Motherboard: OEGStone C4100/C5100
Graphics: Mobile Intel 4 Express Chipset Family 1920x1080
Router: BTHub 3
Linkup: WiFi

Edit: Forgot to add, my nvidia drivers are up to date, I also have the host machine running nVidia surround, although I still get the same outcome even with surround disabled.

[Dr. Degen]

Same problem here, have you somehow succeeded at fixing it?

[Violet]

Originally posted by PHrag:

Same problem here, have you somehow succeeded at fixing it?

Valve sent me a support email asking for further details after I posted this thread, probably for diagnosis. I haven't resolved the issue yet but I'd imagine from what I've sent back, they're working resolving the issue.

[Figment Gamer]

I have the same problem as well. Windows 8.1 with an Nvidia 670MX for the server and Arch Linux with an Intel HD4600 for the client.

[slouken]

Can you report this on the geforce.com forums? They have support folks that will collect repro cases and help out.

Thanks!

[Violet]

Originally posted by slouken:

Can you report this on the geforce.com forums? They have support folks that will collect repro cases and help out.

Thanks!

I've posted a thread here[forums.geforce.com] which hopefully has enough information for them to look into.

[CodeThief]

I had this problem with Broken Age and the only way I could solve it was to turn off the Steam overlay in the game properties in Steam.

[Violet]

Originally posted by CodeThief:

I had this problem with Broken Age and the only way I could solve it was to turn off the Steam overlay in the game properties in Steam.

Interesting! I'll give this a shot later

[rrrrex]

The same trouble with AMD Radeon.

[JonRico]

Same problem here in Broken Age with the OpenGL issue.
Server: gtx 770 core i7
Client: intel hd200 core i5
Both running Windows 8.1
Gigabit LAN.

When I disable the Steam Overlay on my server all games seem to fail to work with home streaming - the stream does not update on the client, only the audio does.

[anikis ♥♥♥♥ sleeve]

I had that problem when my server wasn't connected to the router(cabel).

[anikis ♥♥♥♥ sleeve]

FX 8320
GIGABYTE GTX 770 OC

[Xander]

Same issue. Streaming to an i7 w/ NVIDIA GTS 360M from an i5 w/ NVIDIA GTX 770 over WiFi.

[slouken]

Please post reports on GeForce.com here:
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/681305/opengl-and-valves-in-home-streaming/

NVIDIA is tracking this issue and looking for repro cases.

[Ezzyduzzit]

Added report at geforce forum. As an fyi, i'm getting sent to this page after it stops respondiing: http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3007. I was using blender and i switch my main display focus.

[Marlow]

I'm getting the same issue with Dolphin emulator (non-steam) running OpenGL backend. Runs buttery smooth until 5 minutes~ when it freezes up on host with the aforementioned error.