Hey everyone!
I've noticed that when looking back on streams and watching clips the audio always happens about a half second to 1 second before the game play happens. I'll post an example from my gf's last stream (HEADPHONE WARNING SHE HAS A LOUD REACTION)
https://clips.twitch.tv/ShinySassyAsparagusKeepo
If you notice, her reaction happens a little bit before the event happens. Is there a way to have that match up better? Thanks!
*** EDIT: To clarify, the game play and game play audio is totally fine, it's whatever is said into the microphone that is not synced. For example: If playing Outlast and a jump scare happens, our reaction would be audible about 1-2 seconds BEFORE the actual jump scare happens on stream. Whatever is said in the microphone always comes out 1 - 2 seconds early for some reason.
I've noticed that when looking back on streams and watching clips the audio always happens about a half second to 1 second before the game play happens. I'll post an example from my gf's last stream (HEADPHONE WARNING SHE HAS A LOUD REACTION)
https://clips.twitch.tv/ShinySassyAsparagusKeepo
If you notice, her reaction happens a little bit before the event happens. Is there a way to have that match up better? Thanks!
*** EDIT: To clarify, the game play and game play audio is totally fine, it's whatever is said into the microphone that is not synced. For example: If playing Outlast and a jump scare happens, our reaction would be audible about 1-2 seconds BEFORE the actual jump scare happens on stream. Whatever is said in the microphone always comes out 1 - 2 seconds early for some reason.
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