First of all, if you have iTunes or QuickTime installed, chances are you are already using the CoreAudio AAC encoder in OBS-MP. But if you normally do not use or install any of those, there is another way to enable it.
3. Move AppleApplicationSupport.msi into the lessmsi folder.
4. Download the attached batch file ( or create your own ) and put it in the lessmsi folder.
5. Run the batch file and it should create a new folder called Apple in the lessmsi folder.
The Apple folder should contain an "Apple Application Support" folder and inside that should be 8 dll files + 1 folder.
8. Thats it, you're done, you may delete the lessmsi temporary folder. Start OBS MP and check your current log file to confirm CoreAudio AAC is working ( as mentioned in the guide ).
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Here is the Code in case you want to create your own lessmsi batch file or if the attachment isn't working
Thank you so much for this! I really wish I had found this sooner. For the longest time I thought the entire internet had come together to prank me into wasting my time digging through iTunes/Quicktime setup files for an audio codec that didn't exist. I'll be putting this to good use!
- You can see that the encoder is used by checking the log file of OBS.
- Search for a line that says: "[CoreAudio encoder]: Adding CoreAudio AAC encoder".
If you're saying about this post. I already did it and check the log message. Is this message the confirmation that CoreAAC will be used without any other configuration?
Thanks for you reply.
If you're saying about this post. I already did it and check the log message. Is this message the confirmation that CoreAAC will be used without any other configuration?
Thanks for you reply.
thank you very much for this! I spent 2 days testing different settings, audio routings and input/output devices as I was getting artifacts when recording DJ mixes etc. through OBS, was doing my head in. Will have to test with other samples but installing this encoder seems to have worked in avoiding the artifacts on the sample I've been testing with everything else.
Thank you so much! My audio was horrible. One thing to note is that you need to install the Apple Support to the default location. I installed it to my D: drive and it didn't detect. I try not to install stuff onto C: unless I have to.
Easiest way to tell was to open the log, start a recording, and then check which encoder it uses.
I almost wish that there was a pay option to use an alt encoder so I don't have to use iTunes.
No longer work. It doesn't have the AppleApplicationSupport.msi anymore.
And the iCloud standalone installer is no longer available. Only M$ store version.
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No longer work. It doesn't have the AppleApplicationSupport.msi anymore.
And the iCloud standalone installer is no longer available. Only M$ store version.
Hi,
New to this but my OBS is not producing any sound on recorded MP4 videos. The sound _is_ coming through in OBS but it's not being recorded. So, I did the above MSI extraction and ran both the 32 and 64 bit Apple msi files, still no luck. Still get the error in the log file about 'Cant load ACC' etc.
Interestingly, I have Honestech on the system, VHS2DVD, version 7, as well and that does record sound correctly via exactly the same hardware, VIDBOX NW06!! This is the same hardware I use in OBS but get no sound.. tried everything but no luck..
Any ideas please, this seems ridiculous now as one hardware/software path works, Honestech but the OBS with same hardware does not. Both connected to a Windows 10 Pro PC, up-to-date, new NW06 driver installed...
View attachment 90410
No longer work. It doesn't have the AppleApplicationSupport.msi anymore.
And the iCloud standalone installer is no longer available. Only M$ store version.
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