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you have the stream open
Now, you'll want to open another window, with the stream
yep, it works
anyway, play something
RIP my ears
ok Godd
on that slider
turn up firefox audio
you shouldn't hear it, I'll tell you if the stream does
yep, now play something in your browser
way to test, is when you play audio in firefox now, you won't hear audio
and then just mute your default channel
yep, then in OBS, put that virtual audio on channel 2
yeah perfect
you should have another option, called virtual audio cable or something
or just look in OBS, at the audio options
(or whatever W10 calls it)
if you open up playback devices
anyway, it adds another audio channel for you (with an ugly xlr icon)
but it's got a lot more options
I have a different one if you don't like that one
DL it?
his laptop isn't using the GPU correctly
not the issue Mint
I think i actually had an idea back when I said it, but I can't remember now
https://downloadmoreram.com
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VB-Audio Virtual Apps
VB-Audio Virtual Cable and App's
www.vb-audio.comok Mint, just download this
what do you have going to desktop audio 2?
back in the settings
if it's not working, you should just spend 3 minutes to download a virtual audio cable
stream doesn't hear channel 1, but I do
I don't hear channel 2, but the stream does
channel 1 is my audio (game I'm idleing in)
channel 2 is audio for the stream (Google Chrome)
this is setup like yours should be
do you have bars at the bottom
OBS itself isn't playing audio
that won't matter, but sure, to avoid some weird issue I don't know about
whatever device you normally listen on
your default is probably your headphones/speakers
shouldn't matter
put it there
whatever you have firefox playing to
desktop audio 2
at that spot in the options
