Question / Help Differences in Mic vs Game Volume

So I've been using OBS for a while, but for some reason, over the past couple weeks, my mic volume has been extremely lower than the game volume. I've had the OBS volume at about 30% and my mic volume at 100% and the in game volume of the game I am playing is usually sitting at about 30% as well. They only real change I have done over the past couple weeks is changed the desktop boost under the audio setting from 1 to 3-4. Is this making my game volume louder than my mic? Because the thread I saw, they used Desktop boost as an easy way to eliminate white noise from the PC. Or should I also use Mic Boost too?
 

Lain

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Lain
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If you record your stream to file, you'll be able to see exactly what your viewers get. I would recommend just using that to test out the quality/settings of your stream. Not sure what's going on with the desktop sound -- it depends on what sort of sound output you have and what your actual windows sound levels are set to.
 
If you record your stream to file, you'll be able to see exactly what your viewers get. I would recommend just using that to test out the quality/settings of your stream. Not sure what's going on with the desktop sound -- it depends on what sort of sound output you have and what your actual windows sound levels are set to.
Yeah I have been trying to record locally just to see what's going on... I just went in and lowered my Realtek audio inside the Control Panel. Hopefully that will help.
 
If you record your stream to file, you'll be able to see exactly what your viewers get. I would recommend just using that to test out the quality/settings of your stream. Not sure what's going on with the desktop sound -- it depends on what sort of sound output you have and what your actual windows sound levels are set to.
Jim, I'm also using game capture over window capture. I usually have used window capture and the volume controls work perfectly fine... But I guess now that I'm using game capture something else is happening...
 

TheIcon

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Twitch streaming works fine with my 1300kb/s bitrate and about 540p resolution. However, If I record locally at about 50mb/s at 1080p, the the recording file just freezes at the first frame but the sound keeps on advancing.

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