Trouble Recording with Multiple Tracks in OBS on MacBook

[TheCodeZone]

Hello, I have a MacBook Pro M2 Max running the latest OBS software. I am currently trying to record a video in OBS that has separate tracks. What I want is for my game audio and mic audio to be separate when I export it as an Mkv and remux it into a mp4. However, my issue is I am only hearing the audio that is assign to track 1. When I import the file into Final Cut Pro it does not show that there are two audio tracks associated with the recorded video. I don’t know why this is but I need a solution before I lose all sanity! My settings are as follows:

Advance Audio Properties (for sources):

• Mic (Condenser Mic) is set to 0.0dB/Mono/Monitor Off/ Track 1
• Game (Minecraft Java) – 0.0dB/Mono/Monitor Off/ Track 2

Preferences>Output>Advanced>Record

• Recording Format: Mkv
• Video Encoder: (use stream encoder)
• Audio Encoder: Core Audio AAC
• Audio Track: 1-5 are enabled

Preferences>Audio

• Global Audio Devices: All settings are disable. I am only using audio from my sources.

I have been working with this for hours. I have further attached pictures and my last log. Someone please tell me what I am doing wrong and how I can fix it.

 

[AaronD]

I've seen some big-name tools fail to do the most basic things. So I wouldn't be surprised to see a video editor that doesn't show multiple tracks, even if they exist.

I know VLC will play multiple tracks. And Shotcut can use them too. Do those work, at least to see if they're there?

Official download of VLC media player, the best Open Source player - VideoLAN

www.videolan.org

Shotcut - Home

Shotcut is a free, open source, cross-platform video editor for Windows, Mac and Linux

shotcut.org

 

[TheCodeZone]

Yes I found the multiple tracks! Thank you so much!