BirdmanExe
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Hi, I have recently discovered a bug within OBS. This seems to be something that has recently come about (and gotten more frequent) since an update. My setup for OBS is kind of odd, in the sense that I am duplicating my capture card's footage so I can have two separate things cut out for the game. This entails the audio to be duplicated (and louder) although this isn't an issue. What has started to happen though, is my Elgato Camlink which is using a Sony A6000. Decides to randomly add an audio buffer to the camera. This in turn, breaks the capture card, an Elgato HD60 Pro. I do not use any audio from the mic on the A6000, it is actually turned off completely from the camera itself. I attached my OBS log, and the one thing I can guarantee is the issue is the fact it keeps adding a buffer to the A6000. which you can find at: 20:07:32.254 within the log. If there is way to just turn off the auto buffer add, this may fix the issue entirely.
Here's a twitch clip to understand what the "audio bug" exactly is. https://clips.twitch.tv/QuaintAdventurousSkirretPermaSmug It basically distorts the audio. The fix which I have found to this, is either closing OBS entirely, or. Turning off my A6000, deactivating the capture card. Then turning the A6000 back on, and reactivating the capture card. That stream in particular, had this happen 3 times over the course of 5 hours. It seems to happen more frequently when my OBS scene isn't set in the "hands view". So if I leave in the "full screen" (where it's just the game) for a long time, and then switch it seems to cause the bug.
Looking for some input
Thank you
Here's a twitch clip to understand what the "audio bug" exactly is. https://clips.twitch.tv/QuaintAdventurousSkirretPermaSmug It basically distorts the audio. The fix which I have found to this, is either closing OBS entirely, or. Turning off my A6000, deactivating the capture card. Then turning the A6000 back on, and reactivating the capture card. That stream in particular, had this happen 3 times over the course of 5 hours. It seems to happen more frequently when my OBS scene isn't set in the "hands view". So if I leave in the "full screen" (where it's just the game) for a long time, and then switch it seems to cause the bug.
Looking for some input
Thank you