Bill Morgan
New Member
During my streams, I use both streamlabs and skype.
My default audio device currently is my headset. This allows me to hear both the alerts from the streamlabs browser object AND skype or other communication software.
Unfortunately, while this setup allows ME to hear everything, it also allows the stream to hear everything. Streamlabs alerts, yes. I want the audience to be able to hear that...
I don't want the audience to be able to hear incoming skype calls and etc...
If it was possible to put audio from browser object on a separate audio channel, that would be awesome.
As of right now, the only solution I've got is to make speakers (turned all the way down) the default audio device, and my headset the default communications device. This means I can hear Skype and other programs (but the audience cannot), while the audience can hear the streamlabs alerts (but I cannot.)
Is there a better way to do this?
My default audio device currently is my headset. This allows me to hear both the alerts from the streamlabs browser object AND skype or other communication software.
Unfortunately, while this setup allows ME to hear everything, it also allows the stream to hear everything. Streamlabs alerts, yes. I want the audience to be able to hear that...
I don't want the audience to be able to hear incoming skype calls and etc...
If it was possible to put audio from browser object on a separate audio channel, that would be awesome.
As of right now, the only solution I've got is to make speakers (turned all the way down) the default audio device, and my headset the default communications device. This means I can hear Skype and other programs (but the audience cannot), while the audience can hear the streamlabs alerts (but I cannot.)
Is there a better way to do this?
