Xtrap detects OBS as malicious software?

RoryTheRoman
RoryTheRoman
in Technical Issues
Hello,

I've been using OBS Studio for a while now because of the hack detection compatibility hook.
I recorded some footage yesterday without any problems.
But today I woke up and got an Xtrap error when running OBS studio together with crossfire...

Did Xtrap get an update or something? Or is something else on my end causing this?
And most importantly, what can I do to fix this?

Me so sad ):
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  • [GM]Effects
    [GM]Effects
    RoryTheRoman wrote: »
    Hello,

    I've been using OBS Studio for a while now because of the hack detection compatibility hook.
    I recorded some footage yesterday without any problems.
    But today I woke up and got an Xtrap error when running OBS studio together with crossfire...

    Did Xtrap get an update or something? Or is something else on my end causing this?
    And most importantly, what can I do to fix this?

    Me so sad ):

    Which version of OBS are you running?
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  • RoryTheRoman
    RoryTheRoman
    [GM]Effects wrote: »
    Which version of OBS are you running?
    I'm running OBS studio 0.14.1 (64bit) will check if there's an update... *slaps self for not thinking about that*
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  • RoryTheRoman
    RoryTheRoman
    I updated to the latest version (OBS studio 0.14.2) but the xtrap error still shows up :/

    EDIT1: I tested both 32 and 64 bit versions with and without administrator privileges. Still no dice.
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  • [GM]Effects
    [GM]Effects
    RoryTheRoman wrote: »
    I updated to the latest version (OBS studio 0.14.2) but the xtrap error still shows up :/

    EDIT1: I tested both 32 and 64 bit versions with and without administrator privileges. Still no dice.

    I tested OBS Studio 0.14.2 and received no X-trap errors. What other programs do you have running?
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  • Kittaa
    Kittaa
    I tested OBS Studio now at first it runs fine, but after a while you get ''Hack tool detected''

    #Windows 7 Pro, 64 bit. So im not really sure.



    But I recommend to use MSI Afterburner. Has multicore support so it has very very little impact on your FPS when you record. You can record 4k with it. and it's free
    Some of my favorite youtubers with 500k subs etc like elanip using it
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  • RoryTheRoman
    RoryTheRoman
    [GM]Effects wrote: »
    I tested OBS Studio 0.14.2 and received no X-trap errors. What other programs do you have running?

    I have stripped down my programs to nothing but the bare essentials and still I get X-trap on launch, will keep testing and keep you updated. The X-trap error says: program corrupting OS: OBS 64bit
    Kittaa wrote: »
    I tested OBS Studio now at first it runs fine, but after a while you get ''Hack tool detected''

    #Windows 7 Pro, 64 bit. So im not really sure.



    But I recommend to use MSI Afterburner. Has multicore support so it has very very little impact on your FPS when you record. You can record 4k with it. and it's free
    Some of my favorite youtubers with 500k subs etc like elanip using it

    Thanks I have tried MSI afterburner but it doesn't have all the features I need, I depend on a few key features of OBS, + I like to see what I'm doing, the MSI OSD doesn't do it for me, but thanks for the suggestion anyways! :D
    I am running windows 7 ultimate 64bit, and I get the Xtrap at launch for some reason, not hack tool detected, but it says something is changing stuff in the OS or something. I'll edit with a screenshot in a bit.


    EDIT1: this is a screenshot of the Xtrap error
    gt5OZhR.png
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  • [GM]Effects
    [GM]Effects
    RoryTheRoman wrote: »
    I have stripped down my programs to nothing but the bare essentials and still I get X-trap on launch, will keep testing and keep you updated. The X-trap error says: program corrupting OS: OBS 64bit



    Thanks I have tried MSI afterburner but it doesn't have all the features I need, I depend on a few key features of OBS, + I like to see what I'm doing, the MSI OSD doesn't do it for me, but thanks for the suggestion anyways! :D
    I am running windows 7 ultimate 64bit, and I get the Xtrap at launch for some reason, not hack tool detected, but it says something is changing stuff in the OS or something. I'll edit with a screenshot in a bit.


    EDIT1: this is a screenshot of the Xtrap error
    gt5OZhR.png

    If you're using Game Capture, under properties is the "Use anti-cheat compatibility hook" box marked or un-marked?
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  • Kittaa
    Kittaa
    I think I found the solution.

    I added the recording program to my anti virus & firewall. Seems like the problem dissapeared.

    Try it op.
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  • RoryTheRoman
    RoryTheRoman
    [GM]Effects wrote: »
    If you're using Game Capture, under properties is the "Use anti-cheat compatibility hook" box marked or un-marked?

    it's marked
    Kittaa wrote: »
    I think I found the solution.

    I added the recording program to my anti virus & firewall. Seems like the problem dissapeared.

    Try it op.

    thanks, will try it asap! :D
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