How to keep music off a youtube stream's VOD

[gothgamergoblin_ttv]

pretty much the title. i know there is a twitch VOD track for audio built in, and was wondering if there is one of those for youtube? i recently started multistreaming and need a way to keep my music off my youtube vods the way i keep them off my twitch vods. i keep getting hit with "copyright found, the owner allows this to be used on youtube" afterwards.

any help is appreciated, thanks!

 

[PaiSand]

Youtube don't have a secondary audio track so you can't stream music. It will always be recorded on the VOD.
If you want you can add an Application Audio Capture (beta) source and set in advanced audio settings to monitor only (mute output), and of course set the monitor device in the Audio settings to be your headphones. Don't use the same headphones as desktop audio or you end up with an endless loop.
Or use music cleared and safe for streaming and VOD. You can find many services that offer royalty free music and are safe for streaming, but not sure about VOD. Make sure to read their ToS.

 

[gothgamergoblin_ttv]

unfortunately the Application Audio Capture thing won't work. i multistream, sending the stream out to multiple sites. i am very aware of their tos, that isn't the issue. the issue is that i can listen to music fine on twitch bc of the VOD track, and not on youtube because they don't have one. i'll just have to delist the video on youtube, and then send the twitch VOD there after i'm done. don't wanna lose all the good stuff i've been building because there's no way to remove the audio from the youtube VOD like there is on twitch. thanks for your response tho.

 

[PaiSand]

What you need to do is to route the music audio using something like vb-cable and voicemeeter. This way non of the music will get into the stream.
Anyway, Twitch started to be less permissive on this respect either, so even streaming music using the VOD track can lead to a strike.
More about it: https://www.twitch.tv/p/en/legal/community-guidelines/music/

 

[sandrix]

This requires the win-capture-audio and multiple rtmp plugins.
You create a separate scene for YouTube and disable the capture of the desired audio source for audio track number 2 using win-capture-audio. Then you specify this track in the multiple rtmp plugin. As a result, the music from the desired source plays on Twitch, but is not heard on YouTube. This is quite complicated, I can't explain it here. Search for videos on YouTube in your language, maybe you will find something.