Hey all, first post here. I'm running a windows 11 laptop. All device have the latest drivers. I'm trying to setup a live DJ stream in Twitch.
I have a DDJ-1000 outputting to a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd gen. That part works fine.
In OBS studio, I created a source for the 2i2 and a source for a Logitech c270 webcam. With them both plugged in, I get no movement on any meter in the audio mixer. If I unplug the webcam, the 2i2 shows meter action on the mic/aux channel in the audio mixer, not the 2i2 channel. Plug the webcam back in, no meter action anywhere. If I set my laptop's built in webcam as a video source instead of the Logitech, it works. I get audio from the 2i2 in the mic/aux channel. I'm wondering if maybe the built in mic in the Logitech is overriding the 2i2.
Curious why my 2i2 audio is showing in the mic/aux meter? I would have thought it would be in 2i2 source meter that I created.
I will try to get a log file next time I can test this. Possibly tonight.
I have a DDJ-1000 outputting to a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd gen. That part works fine.
In OBS studio, I created a source for the 2i2 and a source for a Logitech c270 webcam. With them both plugged in, I get no movement on any meter in the audio mixer. If I unplug the webcam, the 2i2 shows meter action on the mic/aux channel in the audio mixer, not the 2i2 channel. Plug the webcam back in, no meter action anywhere. If I set my laptop's built in webcam as a video source instead of the Logitech, it works. I get audio from the 2i2 in the mic/aux channel. I'm wondering if maybe the built in mic in the Logitech is overriding the 2i2.
Curious why my 2i2 audio is showing in the mic/aux meter? I would have thought it would be in 2i2 source meter that I created.
I will try to get a log file next time I can test this. Possibly tonight.