Blank Share Screen in Windows 10 September 23, 2020, 09:19:57 AM Before and after update to 10.4.39 x64 beta still got blank screen share, is there solution for this?using Windows 10 Home 64 bit and even if disabling Kaspersky still got blank screen shareand here is the log:18:44:22 SplitCam starting: v10.4.39 x64 beta18:44:23 OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Home Single Language 10.0.19041 64-bit18:44:23 Initializing Gdiplus18:44:23 Gdiplus initialized18:44:23 Creating app object18:44:23 Resetting project to defaults18:44:23 Deleting scenes18:44:23 Done deleting scenes18:44:23 Clearing stream settings18:44:23 Creating deafult scene18:44:23 Initializing scene object18:44:23 Creating video capture sources18:44:23 Creating video capture renderers18:44:23 Creating video capture canvas18:44:23 Creating chat notifier18:44:23 Creating chat notifier layer18:44:23 Saving created context to static contexts list18:44:23 Setting default canvas size to 1280x72018:44:23 Setting audio callback18:44:23 Registering deafult scene18:44:23 Getting deafult project path18:44:23 Initializing default theme18:44:23 Loading options from "C:\Users\sukma\AppData\Local\Splitcam\options.xml"18:44:23 Running app18:44:23 Displaying splash screen18:44:24 Starting UI18:44:24 Initializing common controls18:44:24 Common controls inited18:44:24 Initializing resources18:44:24 Saving "loading.gif" resource to file18:44:24 Resources initialized18:44:24 Setting up workspace18:44:24 Loading last project: "C:\Users\sukma\AppData\Local\Splitcam\default.xml"18:44:24 Checking available GPUs18:44:25 2 GPUs found in the system.18:44:25 AMD GPU: AMD Radeon(TM) Vega 8 Graphics18:44:25 nVidia GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 105018:44:25 Loading project file "C:\Users\sukma\AppData\Local\Splitcam\default.xml"18:44:25 Deleting scenes18:44:25 Deleting video context18:44:25 Stopping capture sources18:44:25 Looking for current context in static context list18:44:25 Deleting notifier18:44:25 Deleting capture sources18:44:25 Deleting renderers18:44:25 Deleting canvas18:44:25 Canvas thread stopped18:44:25 Done deleting scenes18:44:25 Initializing scene object18:44:25 Creating video capture sources18:44:25 Creating video capture renderers18:44:25 Creating video capture canvas18:44:25 Creating chat notifier18:44:25 Creating chat notifier layer18:44:25 Saving created context to static contexts list18:44:25 Setting default canvas size to 1280x72018:44:25 Setting audio callback18:44:25 Updating scenes18:44:25 Activating scene 018:44:25 Failed in vcapture::CDuplicationManager::InitDupl: 0x887A000418:44:25 Failed to initialize duplication manager: 0x887A000418:44:25 Finished setting up work space.18:44:25 Updating chat client18:44:25 Failed in vcapture::CDuplicationManager::InitDupl: 0x887A000418:44:25 Failed to initialize duplication manager: 0x887A000418:44:25 Finished updating chat client18:44:25 Destroying splash screen18:44:25 SplitCam started18:44:25 Available desktop size: 1920x104018:44:25 Main window location: pos=212,52, size=1496x93618:44:25 Checking for SplitCam update18:44:25 Reading from "https://splitcam.com/win-download/update/ver.txt"18:44:26 Initializing virtual driver interface18:44:26 Failed in vcapture::CDuplicationManager::InitDupl: 0x887A000418:44:26 Failed to initialize duplication manager: 0x887A000418:44:27 Current version of SplitCam is newer than the one available on the update server
Re: Blank Share Screen in Windows 10 Reply #1 – September 26, 2020, 04:22:50 AM HelloPlease update your video card drivers.And update your DirectX.
Re: Blank Share Screen in Windows 10 Reply #2 – October 12, 2020, 04:21:54 AM I did the update of the drivers and DirecX but I still have black screen for IP Cam (RTSP)
Re: Blank Share Screen in Windows 10 Reply #3 – October 12, 2020, 08:16:37 AM Installation of MICROSOFT VISUAL C++ 2019 RUNTIME fix the issue for me. This should be added as system requirements. 1 Likes
Re: Blank Share Screen in Windows 10 Reply #4 – October 18, 2020, 08:12:33 AM Try to test new version 10.4.63 or higher https://splitcam.com/download
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