Hi all,
log file; https://obsproject.com/logs/Q-JsUXKB2IABMt29
and "last log file" which may have more of the problem: https://obsproject.com/logs/Bpm6Yhs_emHEI0sF
I'm preparing for a Zoom webinar - I'd rather use OBS for more fluid scene switching than the Zoom options. I'm using VB Audio virtual cable and the Virtual Camera to output to Zoom. All good except... there's my voice nattering in the background even on the scenes where there's no mic input. It's not on the mixer or Advanced Audio (even when show all/active/inactive). The sound shouldn't exist. (Unfportunately googling for "phantom microphone" brings up too many other things!).
A workaround would be (which works) to use "push to talk", then it's fine. (Or keep quiet when we're not supposed to be heard, but obviously that's quite hard for a live webinar). But it's not ideal as we have some long presentations and two or three people physically in front of that one computer. Plus, I'd like to know why it's not working, as I just can't see what the problem is so I'm missing something somewhere.
Ideally the webcam mic would only come on for the webcam scenes. Someone in the Windows forum recommended turning off the audio for the webcam but I can't see how to do that on the Properties (for webcam or the Audio input), or anywhere in the mac OS, or the Logitech Webcam Properties app... so maybe it's different on the mac.
Very grateful for any help, thanks!
log file; https://obsproject.com/logs/Q-JsUXKB2IABMt29
and "last log file" which may have more of the problem: https://obsproject.com/logs/Bpm6Yhs_emHEI0sF
I'm preparing for a Zoom webinar - I'd rather use OBS for more fluid scene switching than the Zoom options. I'm using VB Audio virtual cable and the Virtual Camera to output to Zoom. All good except... there's my voice nattering in the background even on the scenes where there's no mic input. It's not on the mixer or Advanced Audio (even when show all/active/inactive). The sound shouldn't exist. (Unfportunately googling for "phantom microphone" brings up too many other things!).
A workaround would be (which works) to use "push to talk", then it's fine. (Or keep quiet when we're not supposed to be heard, but obviously that's quite hard for a live webinar). But it's not ideal as we have some long presentations and two or three people physically in front of that one computer. Plus, I'd like to know why it's not working, as I just can't see what the problem is so I'm missing something somewhere.
Ideally the webcam mic would only come on for the webcam scenes. Someone in the Windows forum recommended turning off the audio for the webcam but I can't see how to do that on the Properties (for webcam or the Audio input), or anywhere in the mac OS, or the Logitech Webcam Properties app... so maybe it's different on the mac.
Very grateful for any help, thanks!