anarchist56
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My Media Request is playing twice ONLY when I show it on stream. I don't know what's causing this but feel free to help! All of my input and output are set to their proper devises, I don't know what to do at this point.
Media Request, playing twice.
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Hello! Not sure if you found the answer to this or not, but I was having this issue and heres how I fixed it. (This is the answer I received on the Discord Help Desk)
Make sure to CHECK “Shutdown source when not visible” for all browser sources (all OBS scenes). If using studio mode, uncheck “Swap Preview/Output Scenes After Transitioning.” Also keep in mind that sound can play from any overlay loaded in the browser (editor or launched). https://i.imgur.com/6bWXxjR.png https://i.imgur.com/yY0wcFl.png
Make sure to CHECK “Shutdown source when not visible” for all browser sources (all OBS scenes). If using studio mode, uncheck “Swap Preview/Output Scenes After Transitioning.” Also keep in mind that sound can play from any overlay loaded in the browser (editor or launched). https://i.imgur.com/6bWXxjR.png https://i.imgur.com/yY0wcFl.png
Hello, the topic is getting old, but I just come to bring an answer for people having this problem.
If you have an echo problem on your OBS it could also be for this reason: If you use several Overlay where each one has a Media Request, each one will launch the Media Request individually. For example I was using 3 overlays for 3 different scenes, each with a Media Request, so the music played 3 times at the same time with a few seconds delay.
To avoid the echo, you need to have the Media Request on a separate Overlay to be played only once in your scenes. Other Overlays should not contain the Media Request.
The same problem can happen with Alert Box. You need a special Alert Box Overlay, separate from the rest to avoid echo.
If you have an echo problem on your OBS it could also be for this reason: If you use several Overlay where each one has a Media Request, each one will launch the Media Request individually. For example I was using 3 overlays for 3 different scenes, each with a Media Request, so the music played 3 times at the same time with a few seconds delay.
To avoid the echo, you need to have the Media Request on a separate Overlay to be played only once in your scenes. Other Overlays should not contain the Media Request.
The same problem can happen with Alert Box. You need a special Alert Box Overlay, separate from the rest to avoid echo.
bastianzxc
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I've had the same problem and I made this:
- In the Browser Source, go to Properties and active "Control audio via OBS" (you shouldn't hear the music)
- So, to hear the music, go to Advanced Audio Properties in the audio mixer and in Audio Monitoring of the Browser Source, select Monitor Only (mute output)
- In the Browser Source, go to Properties and active "Control audio via OBS" (you shouldn't hear the music)
- So, to hear the music, go to Advanced Audio Properties in the audio mixer and in Audio Monitoring of the Browser Source, select Monitor Only (mute output)