Question / Help Audio Desync

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HatefulxxDesign

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I am having consistent desyncing issues. It does not get worse, instead it is a constant delay. I have tried forcing audio timestamps, and offsets. The offset brings it closer to sync, but client does not allow the offset to be high enough to rectify my problem. My scene buffer time is 700, but I have also tried 400 (twitch's site says to use 400 by default with OBS) and the problem persists. I do not know what else to do.


Log= http://pastebin.com/HnbBXRe2


EDIT:: In an attempt to diagnose the situation, I installed OBS Multiplatform, and there is no noticeable desyncing while streaming with it, but the problem still persists with normal OBS.
 
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Offset brings it closer to sync? Raise the offset some more and restart recording/streaming. If going past offset of -600 (negative), increasing the advanced, scene buffering time may be needed.
 
I have already tried offsets and changing the scene buffering, it is not getting it close enough, even when changing the offset even higher in the .ini file.
 
I may be out of ideas, other then maybe switch to OBS-mp.. Eventually far more features will be added to OBS-mp, the old regular OBS might soon be discontinued.
 
Raise your scene buffering time even higher. There is no upper limit to the offset as far as I am aware, you just need to increase scene buffering to include/encompass it (and generally also have an additional amount to act as the actual buffer).

So if you need a 2000ms mic offset to get sync (such as if you want to sync mic audio and webcam to a USB 2.0 Elgato device) your global offset should be above 2000; generally around 2300-2500 would be advised.

Your posted logfile shows a mic time offset of 0 though.
 
Because I reset my settings in an attempt to resolve the problem before I grabbed the log file =x
But I will try to increase the buffer even higher.
 
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