Mic audio cuts out as soon as desktop audio starts

AaronD

Active Member
Our automatic analyzer found a couple of problems, but I don't think they would cause your issue:

Every once in a while, someone insists that they've removed all of their filters, only to find that they missed a few, and *that* was where the problem came from. Are you *sure* you don't have a ducker *somewhere*? Or something that's behaving as one?

It's also possible to have two or more sources mixed at different levels, and then compress or limit the mix. That also produces a "ducking" effect when the louder one becomes active. So check for that too, in your entire audio chain, including OBS but not limited to it.
 

Suslik V

Active Member
Are you talking about Communications tab of Sounds settings in Windows?
 

AaronD

Active Member
What do you mean with filter? What other Ducker could there be? How can I check this?
Everything in OBS can have a filter, and you get to it the same way: right-click -> Filters

There are no filters by default, so you have to add them yourself, or someone else. But if you tend to forget what you did 5 minutes ago, you could still have them everywhere.

And Suslik has a good point about Windows. The problem could also be on that side of things.
 
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