Hello OBS experts!
Today is Day 2 of my OBS journey, and I am currently trying to set up (and now troubleshoot) webcam video/audio. I'm using a Pixel 7a with Droidcam OBS via USB. Have tried both Wifi and USB; same issue for both. Video seems to always work fine, but audio seems to never work fine. I constantly have intermittently loss of audio in my recordings. In terms of duration, imagine a "pop" but a loss of sound (muted) rather than a gain of sound. In my most recent test, I took a roughly 2:30 video recording and I had 11 such instances of intermittent audio loss "pops" (again, not pops in the sense of a noise, but just the duration of audio loss).
Here is my log: https://obsproject.com/logs/hLaDOgNutvdQiZFT
I noticed that I apparently dropped 7 frames during the recording but the "pops" themselves are typically several frames, and again, there were 11 instances of them, so the 7 frames being dropped doesn't seem to line up with the audio issue.
I have tried both AVC/H.264 video format as well as MJPEG. This particular attempt was MJPEG, but it has happened every time regardless of which I select.
I don't know if it's a phone issue, a PC issue, or a software issue, but it's driving me nuts and I can't produce any content if my audio is constantly dropping out momentarily every dozen seconds or so.
Any help will be MUCH appreciated!
Oh, and in case it matters, I am using the free version of Droidcam OBS. I was planning on purchasing the Pro version assuming I didn't run into any issues when trying it out, but then, of course, here I am with an issue I can't solve.
Also, for what it's worth, I previously recorded with Camo Studio and would intermittently lose several seconds of audio at a time. I started searching for an alternative to Camo because of the issue, and while Droidcam OBS certainly made the issue a lot less significant, it's still present, so again, I'm not sure if there's some sort of root issue with the phone or PC that is causing both clients to experience the same type of issue (though one being significantly less significant than the other).
Anyway, again, any help will be MUCH appreciated! Thank you!
Today is Day 2 of my OBS journey, and I am currently trying to set up (and now troubleshoot) webcam video/audio. I'm using a Pixel 7a with Droidcam OBS via USB. Have tried both Wifi and USB; same issue for both. Video seems to always work fine, but audio seems to never work fine. I constantly have intermittently loss of audio in my recordings. In terms of duration, imagine a "pop" but a loss of sound (muted) rather than a gain of sound. In my most recent test, I took a roughly 2:30 video recording and I had 11 such instances of intermittent audio loss "pops" (again, not pops in the sense of a noise, but just the duration of audio loss).
Here is my log: https://obsproject.com/logs/hLaDOgNutvdQiZFT
I noticed that I apparently dropped 7 frames during the recording but the "pops" themselves are typically several frames, and again, there were 11 instances of them, so the 7 frames being dropped doesn't seem to line up with the audio issue.
I have tried both AVC/H.264 video format as well as MJPEG. This particular attempt was MJPEG, but it has happened every time regardless of which I select.
I don't know if it's a phone issue, a PC issue, or a software issue, but it's driving me nuts and I can't produce any content if my audio is constantly dropping out momentarily every dozen seconds or so.
Any help will be MUCH appreciated!
Oh, and in case it matters, I am using the free version of Droidcam OBS. I was planning on purchasing the Pro version assuming I didn't run into any issues when trying it out, but then, of course, here I am with an issue I can't solve.
Also, for what it's worth, I previously recorded with Camo Studio and would intermittently lose several seconds of audio at a time. I started searching for an alternative to Camo because of the issue, and while Droidcam OBS certainly made the issue a lot less significant, it's still present, so again, I'm not sure if there's some sort of root issue with the phone or PC that is causing both clients to experience the same type of issue (though one being significantly less significant than the other).
Anyway, again, any help will be MUCH appreciated! Thank you!
