You will most likely have to re-add your win-capture-audio sources if upgrading from a previous version. Fixes for UWP windows with hotkeys, capture of elevated processes and a couple potential deadlocks (thanks Fix OBS hanging on exit (probably.).Remove MMCSS MF queues (potential source of instability?).Exclude session option re-written to capture all non-matching sessions rather than using the ProcessLoopbackParams flag - now works even when the target session does not exist.Implements custom mixer to handle capture of multiple processes, required for the session tracking.Switches to tracking sessions using IAudioSessionEnumerator and friends, and removes old window selection logic - capture of processes without windows is now supported.WARNING: This release has a major issue with the internal mixer logic, use v2.2.1-beta or later. This is (as with previous releases) a beta release - use at your own risk.

Select “Audio Input Capture” from the source menu, choose “Add Existing,” and hit “OK.For OBS versions 27.1.3 and newer, on ( an updated) Wind(released ) or later.From the “Sources” menu, click the “+” button.

Ensure that “mono” is selected for “Mic/Aux.”.

Tap on the “Gear” icon again and choose “Advanced Audio Properties.”.

Click on the “Gear” icon to open it and from the drop-down menu, select “Properties.” Click on the audio interface you are using and close the window.

Navigate to “Audio Mixer” and then to “Mic/Aux.” To learn how to do so, follow these instructions. Thankfully, this isn’t a difficult process. Different microphones and such are important to get just the right sound. To properly use OBS, you’ll need to know how to add different audio sources. In this article, we’ll cover how to add a generic audio source, and also how to use your Discord server to capture audio directly to OBS. To check sound levels, or listen to gameplay sound, OBS Studio can output OBS Link sound to the Macs audio output, such as speakers or connected headphones. OBS is a great tool for mixing different audio sources. If you’re in the dark about this, you’ve come to the right place.

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