Every livestreaming program not launching

[odrusso]

So, I recently decided to star livestreaming again, and the first time I went to open Xsplit in a matter of months, this showed up:

Followed by

And then finally

 

So I thought this might have just been localized to Xsplit, so I tried to launch FFsplit.

But this time, instead of completely closing down, FFsplit opens, and acts normally, until I go to try and start the stream.

 

I have also tried streaming with Wirecast and Adobe Flash Live Media Encoder, but both don't work.

If it is something that I have installed, it would be almost impossible to track it down, as I installed Xsplit when I first got my computer, and left it for like 6 months, and then went to use it the other day.

 

My PC specs are:

Intel i5 3570k @ 4.4GHz

Asus P8Z77-V LX

Kingston HyperX 1600MHz 8GB

Gigabyte GTX 660 Ti (Running 320.49 Drives), No overclock.

Corsair GS700

Samsung 840 120GB

 

I have tried to re-install DirectX, Windows SDK, DirectX SDK, I've re installed all of the livestreaming programs.

 

Any ideas? Thanks in advance

[WildTurtle]

You shuold probably use Open Broadcasting Software. Thats the name of the program. It doesnt have any limitations like X-split does, In terms of quaility, sound, etc. Also, you dont need to pay for higher end features.

[odrusso]

You shuold probably use Open Broadcasting Software. Thats the name of the program. It doesnt have any limitations like X-split does, In terms of quaility, sound, etc. Also, you dont need to pay for higher end features.

Ahh, forgot to mention, I've also tried OBS with no luck.

[WildTurtle]

Ahh, forgot to mention, I've also tried OBS with no luck.

No idea.

[Hazy125]

Try updating your drivers. Then go to Start-Search for 'dxdiag' - Go to display tab- Then under dirextX features look for direct3d... I'm not entirely sure if this process is still applicable for Windows 8

[odrusso]

[Hazy125]

I thought that's what it would say, I just wanted to make sure it was actually enabled... The only thing I can think of and have found as solutions on the internet is to

1. Clean re-install windows or something

2. Restore Windows back to last know good configuration

3. Run a whole heap of software that undoubtably has several metric f**ktonnes(f**ktons depending on where you live) of bloatware