Audio issue when recording from my microphone directly

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Just A Taco

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I've been having a constant issue with OBS, both Studio and Streamlabs, as well as other programs where recording my voice from my mic directly will at random start sounding weird. However, the issue doesn't crop up when I have my mic set to be hearable on my desktop and recorded that way.
Is there any way to fix this?
I can provide a video of the glitch happening if necessary

As for the log file, it's here: https://obsproject.com/logs/WdP1RaP1_L6N1W3D
 
In the first line there is something totally wrong with one of your sources. As you can see your log is full drawn of line like this:

Error decoding video
warning: Found EOI before any SOF, ignoring
fatal: No JPEG data found in image

This problem alone is sucking your disc i/o. Build up a new scene and try until these entries appear. So you can check which of the sources (possibly your webcam?) is doing this.

When and if obs keeps quiet on this issue, we'll have a deeper look into your audio or encoder based problems, if the stutter still appears then.
 
I apologize if this sounds like a dumb question, but how do I check to see what sources are causing this?
I'm still new to OBS Studio and I'm not familiar with many of the files or programs and such.
 
Just A Taco said:
I should perhaps mention that I do not use a webcam of any sort. I simply record audio and video.
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This is a contradiction. Your log says:

[DShow Device: 'Video Capture Device'] settings updated:
video device: USB Video
video path: \\?\usb#vid_534d&pid_2109&mi_00#6&13096a0b&0&0000#{65e8773d-8f56-11d0-a3b9-00a0c9223196}\global
resolution: 1920x1080
flip: 0
fps: 60.00 (interval: 166666)
format: MJPEG

A webcam isn't defined by its housing. Its defined by function. So having an usb-connected video device is either an "capture card" (or grabber) or it is an camera. Do you have a camera connected? You can call it webcam.

To see what source is issuing these huge heap of errors you can remove the sources of your scene(s). Scenes are consisting sources. So if you strictly remove sources, the error should run off clearly.

Do yourself a favour to set the base resolution to 1920x1080 and your output to 1280x720, to start with. In your log we can see very odd values (due to your actual monitor resolution, i think).

Is your camera connected via usb-2 or usb-3 (super-speed)?
 
Just A Taco said:
It's connected via a type-a usb- 2, and I have changed the resolution and output.
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So this time (reading the log) its gone totally nuts:

Code: 
23:33:04.201: Video Capture Device: data.GetDevice failed
23:33:04.201: Video Capture Device: Video configuration failed

There seems to be a big issue at all with your camera (or capture card).
USB-2 is definitely a problem due to 1920x1080x60. This time the init already fails at all.
Isn't it an usb-3 device?
 
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