AxonProject
New Member
I'm sure this has been mentioned in the past, and I tried the search feature but had no luck with queries I used. So I apologize if this has come up before.
What I am trying to do with OBS is have it only broadcast things I specify. For example, I am trying to setup an "offline mode" for my stream, which in essence would let the user only see a slide show, and music from WMP player. With that running an OPS minimized, I then open VLC to watch a movie.
The movie audio comes through to my broadcast. So does my music from Foobar. Same with any TS sounds. I'd like to be able to watch a flick, use TS, or listen to a personal music library without everyone hearing it.
I did read on the plugins page there is a DirectShow Audio Source plugin, however I don't believe that is quite what I am looking for, as again even with WMP set with DShow Audio, all of my main broadcast tools can still be heard. Do I really have to put 5+ programs into a separate audio plugin?
Essentially, if I want TS, WMP, and say YouTube on my stream I would need to add wmp.exe, ts.exe, chrome.exe, etc.
Does such a feature exist?
What I am trying to do with OBS is have it only broadcast things I specify. For example, I am trying to setup an "offline mode" for my stream, which in essence would let the user only see a slide show, and music from WMP player. With that running an OPS minimized, I then open VLC to watch a movie.
The movie audio comes through to my broadcast. So does my music from Foobar. Same with any TS sounds. I'd like to be able to watch a flick, use TS, or listen to a personal music library without everyone hearing it.
I did read on the plugins page there is a DirectShow Audio Source plugin, however I don't believe that is quite what I am looking for, as again even with WMP set with DShow Audio, all of my main broadcast tools can still be heard. Do I really have to put 5+ programs into a separate audio plugin?
Essentially, if I want TS, WMP, and say YouTube on my stream I would need to add wmp.exe, ts.exe, chrome.exe, etc.
Does such a feature exist?