Getting short audio gaps in my recordings

Normally this will happen with a sample rate mismatch (usually along with clicking/popping sounds), or if your audio device is set to use Buffered audio and/or device timestamps. Make sure Buffering is set DISABLED, and that 'use device timestamps' is UNchecked.

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FerretBomb said:
Normally this will happen with a sample rate mismatch (usually along with clicking/popping sounds), or if your audio device is set to use Buffered audio and/or device timestamps. Make sure Buffering is set DISABLED, and that 'use device timestamps' is UNchecked.
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I checked the sample rate on my audio device, and it matches the one I have selected in OBS > Settings > Audio (both 48KHz). My sound device is set to use 16 bit @ 48KHz though - which doesn't seem to be adjustable for OBS? Does OBS use 16-bit or 24-bit, and could that be a reason for the gaps? My audio device doesn't seem to have any options for buffering or device timestamps. I did find a Use Device Timestamps option in the Audio Mixer settings, which I have now disabled (it was enabled).
 
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After a bit more testing, the issue only seems to be happening when I am recoding from Desktop Audio (Audio Mixer). Does that help narrow down what the issue might be?
 
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