krackenzap
New Member
Hello, all!
I'm using OBS mainly for streaming to Twitch. Version 23.0.1. The issue I'm running into is a few minutes (or less some times) after I start a stream, the audio for both, the mic and the game/desktop, cease. Sound comes back a few seconds later, but the mic stays dead until I tab out and change the capture device.
My set up is all Logitech:
G430 headset and C920 webcam.
No other mics attached. I have all the bit rate settings matched in windows and OBS (tried both 48Hz and 44.1Hz with no change). I've tried allowing/disallowing applications to take exclusive control of both devices. Tried disabling/enabling windows audio ducking. Tried shutting down all programs in the background that may use sound (discord, etc.). I'm stumped.
This problem started today... Same time I got a new mouse: Logitech G502 (also using G105 keyboard). Not sure if that has anything to do with it, but it's the only thing that changed. I did have this problem a few months ago, but the solution I used then didn't apply this time (It was different bit rates then).
Windows 7 Home 64bit
16gigs DDR3
AMD FX6300 6-core
GTX1060 6gb
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
I'm using OBS mainly for streaming to Twitch. Version 23.0.1. The issue I'm running into is a few minutes (or less some times) after I start a stream, the audio for both, the mic and the game/desktop, cease. Sound comes back a few seconds later, but the mic stays dead until I tab out and change the capture device.
My set up is all Logitech:
G430 headset and C920 webcam.
No other mics attached. I have all the bit rate settings matched in windows and OBS (tried both 48Hz and 44.1Hz with no change). I've tried allowing/disallowing applications to take exclusive control of both devices. Tried disabling/enabling windows audio ducking. Tried shutting down all programs in the background that may use sound (discord, etc.). I'm stumped.
This problem started today... Same time I got a new mouse: Logitech G502 (also using G105 keyboard). Not sure if that has anything to do with it, but it's the only thing that changed. I did have this problem a few months ago, but the solution I used then didn't apply this time (It was different bit rates then).
Windows 7 Home 64bit
16gigs DDR3
AMD FX6300 6-core
GTX1060 6gb
Any help will be greatly appreciated!