AH1Z_Viper
New Member
Hey, I'll just post the log file first quickly:
So I'm having an issue in OBS where I have my audio devices set up, but I can't hear audio in my recordings through one of them.
Through settings I have tried setting all my devices to Audio Channel 1 in advanced audio as well as advanced recording settings, but most of the time it doesn't work.
The only fix I've found so far is to turn my OBS audio device from my audio device back to default and then back again to my audio device.
FYI if it helps, I've got a Samsung Sound Bar connected via optical audio and that works fine 100% of the time, but my Scarlett Solo is the one that has problems. 50% of the time it'll record audio just fine, the other 50% it just doesn't record audio, even though the VU meter shows that there is audio output detected.
I've also already tried setting up the audio output as a source for OBS recordings.
edit: Forgot to add that it's only the audio out that intermittently stops working, audio input always works.
Speakers also work regardless of what frequency they're running at as well
So I'm having an issue in OBS where I have my audio devices set up, but I can't hear audio in my recordings through one of them.
Through settings I have tried setting all my devices to Audio Channel 1 in advanced audio as well as advanced recording settings, but most of the time it doesn't work.
The only fix I've found so far is to turn my OBS audio device from my audio device back to default and then back again to my audio device.
FYI if it helps, I've got a Samsung Sound Bar connected via optical audio and that works fine 100% of the time, but my Scarlett Solo is the one that has problems. 50% of the time it'll record audio just fine, the other 50% it just doesn't record audio, even though the VU meter shows that there is audio output detected.
I've also already tried setting up the audio output as a source for OBS recordings.
edit: Forgot to add that it's only the audio out that intermittently stops working, audio input always works.
Speakers also work regardless of what frequency they're running at as well