my stream audio is too quiet at the same time my recorded audio is fine. When i turn up the volume in OBS (i set my mic/aux to +26db) the stream volume gets louder but the recorded audio is too loud. Is there a way to adjust that in a better way? Thanks in advance for helping here. If you need more information let me know.
Question / Help Stream audio volume too quiet
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Suslik V
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ok. here are the links.
Stream PC: https://gist.github.com/e639af64334ba89b242a9ecf688f3768
Game PC: https://gist.github.com/e74a5fc28ee54e2736e7d2e985b935ac
i think the more important one is from the streming pc, because the game pc isnt really doing much other than running OBS and send it to the capture card.
Stream PC: https://gist.github.com/e639af64334ba89b242a9ecf688f3768
Game PC: https://gist.github.com/e74a5fc28ee54e2736e7d2e985b935ac
i think the more important one is from the streming pc, because the game pc isnt really doing much other than running OBS and send it to the capture card.
ok. As you might have noticed I am pretty new to this whole streaming thing. I watched some videos how to set up a 2pc streaming setup and now it works somehow. I appreciate all tips that improve my stream. And yes, I use Fullscreen Projector. I realized that there must be a smoother way to do it.
Actually it was all set to 44100 before yesterday and I switched it to 48000 to see if there were any changes. Now I switched it back to 44100 like you said. Thanks so far! I think beside my audio issue, there are much more things to learn.
Actually it was all set to 44100 before yesterday and I switched it to 48000 to see if there were any changes. Now I switched it back to 44100 like you said. Thanks so far! I think beside my audio issue, there are much more things to learn.
you are right. I turned the volume in VLC to 100% (was on 125%) and now the recording is as quiet as the stream was when it is set to normal +0db. I am streaming on Twitch, the server is Frankfurt, Germany.
I mean it is not that much of a problem to set the volume to +23db. but i thought it's not how it's supposed to be. But maybe I'm wrong with that
I mean it is not that much of a problem to set the volume to +23db. but i thought it's not how it's supposed to be. But maybe I'm wrong with that
Suslik V
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You already have one PC where Studio running, of course, if you want to show single window and you alt-tabbing a lot during streaming session then Fullscreen Projector is a valid option. Another way - is to capture whole display (cloned by windows) and still use the keys from second PC to fully control the scene.
If you don't have capture card in second PC (or want to remove it) then it is possible to capture content by OBS Studio on gaming PC, do light compression (MPEG2 for example) and transfer the data to second PC via LAN. Then you can import this data stream via VLC Player Source or Media Source in OBS Studio that running by "streaming PC", add scene decoration (if required) and start streaming to the Internet. This is common usage of OBS Studio when application running for both PCs.
If you don't have capture card in second PC (or want to remove it) then it is possible to capture content by OBS Studio on gaming PC, do light compression (MPEG2 for example) and transfer the data to second PC via LAN. Then you can import this data stream via VLC Player Source or Media Source in OBS Studio that running by "streaming PC", add scene decoration (if required) and start streaming to the Internet. This is common usage of OBS Studio when application running for both PCs.