Zellidon
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Edit: Sorry forgot some important details, Windows 10 64bit, Elgato HD60 Pro Capture Card
Hello everyone!
What I'm trying to do here is quite simple, I believe. I often do coop streams with 2 PC's and I have two separate scenes one with my game capture as the focus and a small overlay of the 2nd PC with the capture card. And the other vice versa.
So I'd like to have only the audio source audible from the PC that's in focus at that moment. So for the scene with the capture card in focus is no problem; I just don't add my desktop audio source there. The problem is, as far as I can tell, there's no way to add the capture card's audio as separate source or mute it in only one scene. The best I can come up with is having 2 separate video capture device sources in those scenes, but it's not ideal and looks ugly as it turns off and on when swapping.
Could anyone offer any suggestion or perhaps enlighten me as to how this can be done?
Hello everyone!
What I'm trying to do here is quite simple, I believe. I often do coop streams with 2 PC's and I have two separate scenes one with my game capture as the focus and a small overlay of the 2nd PC with the capture card. And the other vice versa.
So I'd like to have only the audio source audible from the PC that's in focus at that moment. So for the scene with the capture card in focus is no problem; I just don't add my desktop audio source there. The problem is, as far as I can tell, there's no way to add the capture card's audio as separate source or mute it in only one scene. The best I can come up with is having 2 separate video capture device sources in those scenes, but it's not ideal and looks ugly as it turns off and on when swapping.
Could anyone offer any suggestion or perhaps enlighten me as to how this can be done?
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