ThankMeLater
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I just downloaded OBS and this plugin but I don't see it in the filter options, any ideas what I did wrong or how to fix this?
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kineticscreen
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I'm confused, how can you stop each audio source that is audible on the stream to stop automatically playing back on the audio monitor?
Not being able to do this means that if you want to have a device audible whether it is muted or not IN STREAM, when it isn't muted you then get both playing through the audio monitor output at the same time, causing an echo.
My use case might be a little different for this - I'm trying to use this as my 'remote guest send' for guests foldback (and obviously don't want them to be able to hear themselves echoed back at them).
Not being able to do this means that if you want to have a device audible whether it is muted or not IN STREAM, when it isn't muted you then get both playing through the audio monitor output at the same time, causing an echo.
My use case might be a little different for this - I'm trying to use this as my 'remote guest send' for guests foldback (and obviously don't want them to be able to hear themselves echoed back at them).
kineticscreen
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I think I might have worked this out - don't add 'Track 1' to automatically output to the Audio Monitor device.
Which then means you need to manually add the Audio Monitor effect to every audio source you want to appear in the Audio Monitor mixer.
Which then means you need to manually add the Audio Monitor effect to every audio source you want to appear in the Audio Monitor mixer.
mahyadecor
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I was wondering....
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I'm following up on the earlier crash reports with v0.7.1 when adding or removing audio filters on a source with Audio Monitor also present as a filter. I'm still getting the crashes but I've narrowed it to a UI/Qt-widgets issue. Removing any filter, including Audio Monitor, via a obs-websockets command works fine and doesn't cause OBS to crash. So it looks like doing changes via the Filters window is problematic but not otherwise. Hopefully, this helps someone.
Kolorion Studio
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Problem whit the last update of OBS...
In the last update of OBS 27, audio monitor continues to send audio for example the microphone even though it is not in the scene seen on the screen.
In the last update of OBS 27, audio monitor continues to send audio for example the microphone even though it is not in the scene seen on the screen.
Check the mute settings on the filter; it may be set to be independent from source visibility and you can change it to follow the source.
The audio monitor plug-in seems to be very picky which version of OBS Studio you are using.
I'm using Windows 10 x64 with 64 bit OBS studio and v0.7.1 of the plug-in.
Using OBS v26.0.2 the audio monitor plug-in would not load (as indicated in the OBS log).
Using OBS v26.1.1 is seems to work really well.
Using OBS v27.0.1 the audio monitor plug-in would not load again.
I have no idea why this is happening, but I thought reporting this might be useful to someone.
I'm using Windows 10 x64 with 64 bit OBS studio and v0.7.1 of the plug-in.
Using OBS v26.0.2 the audio monitor plug-in would not load (as indicated in the OBS log).
Using OBS v26.1.1 is seems to work really well.
Using OBS v27.0.1 the audio monitor plug-in would not load again.
I have no idea why this is happening, but I thought reporting this might be useful to someone.
The solution for Linux: https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/obs-audio-zoom-on-ubuntu.131957/
Nah, it's a problem with the latest version of the plugin. Deleting or moving any audio filters while an Audio Monitor filter is present will lead to a crash. As settings are not saved due to the crash, stuff is still there on restart. The problem is really limited to the GUI (probably as it updates to reflect a change) because removing a filter via a websocket command or some other way that doesn't touch the Filters popup view (like deleting the scene instead) avoids the bug.
Has anyone written a "user guide" to this great plugin - I am getting confused with the drop down options.
E.G. To select a monitor output for a source, i.e. Behringer 1/2, you appear to have to select a track o/p and "show" which gives you an extra fader. You then can "unshow" that to lose the "track" fader! Is there a way to select the track outputs from sources without seeing the faders?
The Audio Monitor output seems to be going to my default Audio Out (Behringer 11/12 SPDIF) even though the tracks are assigned to different outputs ( and in the Audio Mixer (Advanced settings) , the Monitor Audio is Off .
E.G. To select a monitor output for a source, i.e. Behringer 1/2, you appear to have to select a track o/p and "show" which gives you an extra fader. You then can "unshow" that to lose the "track" fader! Is there a way to select the track outputs from sources without seeing the faders?
The Audio Monitor output seems to be going to my default Audio Out (Behringer 11/12 SPDIF) even though the tracks are assigned to different outputs ( and in the Audio Mixer (Advanced settings) , the Monitor Audio is Off .
hmmm it's interesting info but not useful for me unfortunately until @Exeldro fixes the bug :)
SpacemanSteeeeve
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Hey Exeldro. I have a very particular use case where I want to re-route streamelements' notifications (text to speech, specifically) into my Voicemod's virtual audio device. The idea being that I want TTS to have a 'robot voice'. I've tried using this monitoring filter to re-route in numerous ways, maybe I'm just on the wrong track. if this filter can't do it, what are the chances of an 'out of the box' solution for this? any help would be appreciated.
Your work in OBS is amazing, and this seems like something that'd be right up your alley, but I also don't know if it's even possible. audio routing is hard for me to wrap my mind around..!
regards,
Steve
Your work in OBS is amazing, and this seems like something that'd be right up your alley, but I also don't know if it's even possible. audio routing is hard for me to wrap my mind around..!
regards,
Steve
SpacemanSteeeeve
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Scratch this - I've found a way to do it using VB cable along side the audio-monitoring filter. works like a charm!
I noticed a bug fix has been incorporated into the main OBS code that's likely to help with this issue. Not sure when a 27.x release of OBS would come out but hopefully that'll improve things.
Kolorion Studio
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KB5000736: Featured update to Windows 10, version 21H1 by using an enablement package
This update causes me problems in sending audio to zoom meeting. It generates irregular noise in the signal or the audio sending to Virtual Cable is choppy.
This update causes me problems in sending audio to zoom meeting. It generates irregular noise in the signal or the audio sending to Virtual Cable is choppy.