HELP NEEDED!

[klbnv]

Hello! I recently recorded video of the screen. When I played the recording I found out that my voice is there, but the other speaker is not heard, I had my headset on. Is there anyway this could be solved?? I really need both myself and the other speaker heard. Thanks so much in advance.

 

[WBE]

If the other speaker's voice has not been recorded, unfortunately there's no way to retrieve it afterwards. In theory that sound could have been recorded at a seperate track, but that's most unlikely if you do not have a clue on how to do that.

If you do want to check: open the recording in i.e. VLC Media Player and have a look at Audio, Audio Track:

If you want to next time have both voices heard, please provide more information on your current OBS Studio setup. How do you get your own voice in (i.e. a microphone at Audio Input Capture source) and the other speaker's voice as well.

 

[Lawrence_SoCal]

Maybe one of more of these will help you to understand OBS's Audio

• https://obsproject.com/wiki/Understanding-The-Mixer
• https://obsproject.com/wiki/Windows-10-App-Volume-Device-Preferences
• https://streamershaven.blog/softwar...hlight/advanced-audio-properties-obs-and-you/
• https://support.focusrite.com/hc/en...e-in-OBS-Open-Broadcaster-Software-on-Windows

And then there is a recent plugin https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/win-capture-audio.1338/ which may help depending on selective choice of audio sources. Personally, in my use case, I Disable all OBS Global Audio Sources, especially Desktop Audio, and add selective Audio sources as needed per scene. But that approach can't work in all cases.