I'm especially confused because I'm coming from Streamlabs OBS with which I could monitor audio sources just fine, but am now seeing that identical settings are not working with OBS. Second, I don't quite get what you mean when you say "use desktop audio as monitoring device." How can you use desktop audio as monitoring device? Do you mean the audio device I use to hear my desktop audio? If that's what you mean, are you saying that if I use a headset to hear my desktop audio and also set the monitoring audio device as that exact headset, obs won't let me monitor desired sounds? If that's actually true than I can't understand what horrible nonsense this is, and if that's not what you meant I would like to ask for your kind elaboration on what you actually meant. ※ I don't know if it may be worth pointing out that I'm using OBS.Live (to utilize the StreamElements features), but as far as I know this is just an extra plugin over OBS Studio AND I've also tried out the vanilla OBS to confirm that it doesn't work as well.Īny and all help is greatly appreciated, thank you in advanceįirst of all, I had already set the monitoring device to my headset/earphones but it didn't work. ※ If I go into my capture card's properties and change the audio output method from to THEN I can hear the sound from my capture card but this is obviously not what I want - I wish to be able to separate the audios of my capture card and desktop audio into different tracks. To see if this is problem limited to my capture card, try and monitor other audio sources such as my mic but still nothing Try all of the options in audio monitoring (monitoring off / monitor only / monitor and output)
When I add a capture card, I see the volume bar going up and down so I guess it'll output to stream/recording, but I cannot hear it even if I turn monitoring on from the OBS mixer. I've just started trying out OBS and love everything so far except for one huge problem - audio monitoring doesn't work at all.
0 kommentar(er)
