Question / Help Direct Audio Input from AverMedia LGP Lite?

[Dan Brian]

I recently purchased the AverMedia LGP Lite to stream my Wii U to Twitch. I currently use OBS and was wondering if anyone knew a way to input the audio directly from the AverMedia LGP Lite rather than having to record my desktop audio so that my stream can hear game audio but I can't. Long story short, I want to be able to hear my desktop audio for stream alerts, but don't want to be able to hear the delayed audio from the game. I am using Game Capture (Syphon Inject) for the game input.

Current Setup:
Mac OS 10.12.2
OBS 0.16.2
AverMedia LGP Lite (GL310)
iShowU Audio Capture

Thanks!

 

[Fenrir]

The default mode of the video capture device will be to output to stream only. Just set it back to this in the video capture device properties.

 

[Dan Brian]

The default mode of the video capture device will be to output to stream only. Just set it back to this in the video capture device properties.

I am using "Game Capture", not "Video Capture Device" as it does not recognize the game input. There are no audio output options in RECentral software from AverMedia. Also, when I mute the game audio in RECentral, it mutes the game audio in OBS because it's my desktop audio and OBS isn't importing game audio from Game Capture.

 

[Fenrir]

I am using "Game Capture", not "Video Capture Device" as it does not recognize the game input. There are no audio output options in RECentral software from AverMedia. Also, when I mute the game audio in RECentral, it mutes the game audio in OBS because it's my desktop audio and OBS isn't importing game audio from Game Capture.

I see a few misunderstandings here. Game Capture does nothing with audio, that's video only. Audio is handled by the device selections in Settings -> Audio, or by adding an audio input/output capture to the scene directly.

I guess the LGP doesn't offer proper drivers on Mac for you to be able to add it to OBS correctly, so I don't think there's a workaround unless you try and find some kind of Virtual Audio Cable for Mac.

https://rogueamoeba.com/loopback/ This might do what you want? You'll have to route only the audio you want to hear through this.