Question / Help Issue with Audio Tracks?

[Nero Zero]

Howdy lovelies, I seem to have an issue with Audio Tracks. I want to record a video and my voice using two seperate audio tracks, however when I set up the audio to do so, I cannot hear my voice but I can hear the game.

In the Advanced Audio Properties window, if I set up the Audio Tracks so that the Desktop sound is the first track, and my voice the second, I can hear the Desktop but I cannot hear my own voice. Vice-versa, if I swap the tracks around so that my voice is the first track and the Desktop second, I can hear my voice but not the Desktop. I am certain I am doing something wrong, but I do not know what the problem is. Here are pictures of my Audio settings.

This is obviously, the main window. The volume is set so that they aren't muted, with the Desktop sounds playing normally, just low enough that it won't drown out my own voice.

Here are my Output settings.

Here is my Audio settings. I'm using the Digital Audio S/PDIF because I'm using wireless headphones to listen to the Desktop Audio, but regardless of what setting is being used, the results do not change.

Lastly, here are my Advanced Audio Properties. The way the tracks are set up in this picture allows me to hear the Desktop but not allow me to hear my own voice.

I am unsure if my problem requires a log, but I will also post it if need be. Thanks in advance!

 

[Eldrak1911]

Hi, i'm in the exactly same situation. I tried to enhance the audio bitrate, modify the sample rate, add the desktop audio as a recorded source, monitoring it etc > nothing. Any idea ? It seems that Obs only wants to encode one track. The No .1.

EDIT : Nevermind. Obs is recording it all, that's my NCH Videopad that can't see both. I suppose i'll extract the tracks with audacity then work on it with videopad.