Issue with audio tracks not recording

ThisIsOwen

New Member
So I am trying to record gameplay right? I want to split audio into multiple tracks, track 1 for both desktop audio and mic/aux audio, track 2 for just desktop audio, and track 3 for just mic/aux. When I go to record it, it seems to only be recording audio to one track at a time. For example I will have my desktop and mic/aux audio recording to track 1 then I will also have desktop audio recording to track 2 as well and then my mic/aux recording to track 3 as well. However once I record and then drag the video into premier pro I only see one audio track. Now I have tested not recording both desktop and mic/aux to track 1 and only recording them to individual tracks, track 2 for desktop, and track 3 for mic/aux, and I will only hear one of them in WMP like only track 2 for desktop audio. I understand WMP only lets you hear one track at a time but even when I drag the video into premier it will still only show one audio track to edit. I simply want to be able to just record 3 different audio tracks and then to be able to edit them in premier. If anyone knows how to help I would much appreciate it as I'm very very new to OBS and editing any help would be much appreciated. ty
 

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PaiSand

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Just did a quick test and all tracks are recorded and present in DaVinci.

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Open the file in another program like VLC and check if the audio tracks are present. It should look like:

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ThisIsOwen

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Just did a quick test and all tracks are recorded and present in DaVinci.

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Open the file in another program like VLC and check if the audio tracks are present. It should look like:

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Ty for the reply. I'm not exactly sure if I'm doing this right but I downloaded the 64 bit version of VLC I then did another test recoding with the same settings I showed in the screenshot above but it only shows 1 audio track still. Though I don't know how to get to the same page you are on but I am able to check my audio tracks.
 

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PaiSand

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Select an encoder. Do not use the same as streaming. Then set CQP and CQ level between 23 and 15 (lower better quality)
Please provide a log file from a recording/streaming attemp of at least 30 seconds doig everything you normally do.

If you are streaming to twitch and selected to use the VOD track, unselect it.
 

Jameswalter

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Step 1: Open the OBS application and click Settings. Step 2: Select the Audio tab and click the Desktop Audio Device menu. Then select the right desktop audio device. Step 3: Then click the Microphone/Auxiliary Audio Device menu to select the right device there if required.

Check with this.
 
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