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Saturday, August 22, 2020
does we got it mean you fixed it?
now I think you just muted your audio again
anyway, this is just Windows being terrible at audio channels
your two options are to use a virtual channel or to use the "browser" feature in OBS
I'm looking to see if any of the other OBS options let you split audio
I thought for sure window capture did, I remember it doing that at least
audio seemed like it was working for a second
so I know W10 changed how audio devices work (or so I've heard)
if you have a spare channel, have firefox play through that, record that one in OBS, and just mute desktop audio
I'll defer to Leg, he has more W10 knowledge than me, I just added a fuckton of channels to avoid this problem
you want to have firefox playing to a channel, that only OBS is listening for, and then have your normal desktop audio playing for you watching your own stream, which OBS doesn't record
Windows audio sucks, I feel you
OBS settings, options, audio, devices
so do you have two audio channels, for OBS to listen on?
at that spot in the options
desktop audio 2
whatever you have firefox playing to
put it there
shouldn't matter
your default is probably your headphones/speakers
whatever device you normally listen on
that won't matter, but sure, to avoid some weird issue I don't know about
OBS itself isn't playing audio
do you have bars at the bottom
this is setup like yours should be
channel 1 is my audio (game I'm idleing in)
channel 2 is audio for the stream (Google Chrome)
I don't hear channel 2, but the stream does
stream doesn't hear channel 1, but I do
if it's not working, you should just spend 3 minutes to download a virtual audio cable
back in the settings
what do you have going to desktop audio 2?
ok Mint, just download this
VB-Audio Virtual Apps
VB-Audio Virtual Cable and App's
www.vb-audio.com
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