Cannot separate game sound and microphone audio

[Surprisehaymaker]

Hello all first time poster.
So i have followed all the youtube videos to make sure i have separate tracks and to make sure the tracks i am using are checked off. i downloaded a plugin to give me another source option (altho what was played on youtube video and what came up on my OBS was different) to no avail. Been at this 3 hours and am ready to kick monitor in. I remux to .MP4 and import to adobe premiere elements but the sound stays one single file. If there is any information you need to better assess the situation just let me know. ill attach files to show what i have "done". The plug in name is Win-Capture-Audio Plugin

 

[GrumpyDog]

Not sure if this will help, but CH1 should include all audio channels. Its the default playback audio track

CH2 should be game sound, CH3 Microphone, CH4 music player or alerts...

When then playback with VLC, right click, go to 'Audio', 'Audio Track' and select the track you want to hear...

 

[Surprisehaymaker]

ok this screenshot is thru VLC? will this help me separate audio files for adobe premiere elements?

 

[GrumpyDog]

ok this screenshot is thru VLC? will this help me separate audio files for adobe premiere elements?

You will need to Remux your video files before importing it to Adobe PP

Using VideoLAN VLC Player as per previous screenshot is only to check if you successfully recorded multiple audio tracks. You should be able to seperately edit those in Adobe PP

 

[Surprisehaymaker]

Ok so i figured it out for anyone else who is having a problem.....
download Win-Capture-Audio

Record your video and remux as usual
put remuxed file into Win-Capture-Audio

isolate just the second audio file and save it as a .WAV

put it into adobe premiere into audio 1 NOT voice as it will not show

Now you will have separated voice audio as well as a separate game play audio

*** this was after many hours of trial and error