Robertsmania
New Member
I notice that my audio is no longer synced when I record or stream with OBS 23.1.0 x64 on Windows 10.
I tried adjusting the Sync Offset on various audio inputs in the Advanced Audio Properties dialog box, and have convinced myself that they make no difference. All the audio comes through without delay. I know for certain that this used to work.
Then I went to another system and installed OBS 23.1.0 fresh (that computer did not have it before) and confirmed that there too the specified Sync Offset is ignored.
Searching the forum, I do find posts from as recent as March 2019 where people mention the feature as working, so I'm hoping its just recently gone sideways?
https://obsproject.com/logs/_8-Hbnp_wdxOXwRE
Repro steps:
1. Start OBS and add an Audio Input Capture device to a scene.
2. Right click in the Mixer and select Advanced Audio Properties.
3. On the Audio Input you created, specify a positive value that should be fairly obvious in the Sync Offset field (1000).
4. Observe that sound shows up on the mixer level indicator immediately with no delay.
5. Start Recording and make sounds with a video reference (webcam, desktop or video).
6. Play the video file back and observe that the sound is not delayed.
7. Quit OBS and restart, then repeat steps 4-6 to double check and make sure behavior is consistent after a restart.
I tried adjusting the Sync Offset on various audio inputs in the Advanced Audio Properties dialog box, and have convinced myself that they make no difference. All the audio comes through without delay. I know for certain that this used to work.
Then I went to another system and installed OBS 23.1.0 fresh (that computer did not have it before) and confirmed that there too the specified Sync Offset is ignored.
Searching the forum, I do find posts from as recent as March 2019 where people mention the feature as working, so I'm hoping its just recently gone sideways?
https://obsproject.com/logs/_8-Hbnp_wdxOXwRE
Repro steps:
1. Start OBS and add an Audio Input Capture device to a scene.
2. Right click in the Mixer and select Advanced Audio Properties.
3. On the Audio Input you created, specify a positive value that should be fairly obvious in the Sync Offset field (1000).
4. Observe that sound shows up on the mixer level indicator immediately with no delay.
5. Start Recording and make sounds with a video reference (webcam, desktop or video).
6. Play the video file back and observe that the sound is not delayed.
7. Quit OBS and restart, then repeat steps 4-6 to double check and make sure behavior is consistent after a restart.