G'day. I'm a new member (and by that, a new user of OBS)
I've been trying to configure my audio channels so that one has my friends on discord talking, one for the game that I'm playing, and one for the microphone that I am using.
I used one setup which I thought worked, but it ended up recording my mic on both of the tracks that I was using.
So, I need some help.
How do I assign such that one audio channel is reserved for my mic (audio input device or mic/aux, I do not know which one is better to select, or if they're the exact same), another channel for the in-game audio (doesn't have me or my friends talking over it, only the audio from the game), and the last one for recording my friends voices on discord (again, only them talking, no in-game audio or me talking over it)?
I've been getting a huge headache over this and any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
(yes I do use mp4)
Log file: (I've fixed the mismatched sample rates and the display source and game source thing) https://obsproject.com/logs/Y81jPBM8QNV91Ikj
I've been trying to configure my audio channels so that one has my friends on discord talking, one for the game that I'm playing, and one for the microphone that I am using.
I used one setup which I thought worked, but it ended up recording my mic on both of the tracks that I was using.
So, I need some help.
How do I assign such that one audio channel is reserved for my mic (audio input device or mic/aux, I do not know which one is better to select, or if they're the exact same), another channel for the in-game audio (doesn't have me or my friends talking over it, only the audio from the game), and the last one for recording my friends voices on discord (again, only them talking, no in-game audio or me talking over it)?
I've been getting a huge headache over this and any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
(yes I do use mp4)
Log file: (I've fixed the mismatched sample rates and the display source and game source thing) https://obsproject.com/logs/Y81jPBM8QNV91Ikj