Why does the audio of the finished video sound like this?

EthanHiroshiki

EthanHiroshiki

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Whenever after I record a video, and go to check it. It sounds like this.

Don't have to watch through the entire video.

- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com

I have not fiddled around with the audio settings, and the output settings of OBS. It didn't bother me much before. But it does now. I just want the video to sound like the actual thing. Instead of it being echo-like.


Here is the log.
 
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Gator Gang1

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Why am I paying for the service and I can't get into it yours making me enroll and stuff I don't want to all I want is this
 
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AaronD

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EthanHiroshiki said:
Whenever after I record a video, and go to check it. It sounds like this.

Don't have to watch through the entire video.

- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
www.youtube.com www.youtube.com

I have not fiddled around with the audio settings, and the output settings of OBS. It didn't bother me much before. But it does now. I just want the video to sound like the actual thing. Instead of it being echo-like.


Here is the log.
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I didn't hear an echo. Is your computer doing that on *playback*, instead of recording?
 
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AaronD

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Is the game supposed to be surround? I do have some audio experience, mixing concerts and such, but I don't know your game at all. For all I know, it's supposed to sound like your example.
 
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AaronD

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EthanHiroshiki said:
Do you think it is because I re-installed Realtek?
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Harold said:
Enabling audio enhancements in windows is likely to cause audio distortion in recordings made in OBS.
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*Anything* fancy or proprietary is likely to cause problems. Consumers like candy, and most people "just want their conference or video call to work", despite the terrible acoustic design of the conference room, living room, or whatever. So a lot of that stuff is on by default, in the operating system, sound driver, etc., and you need to find and get rid of all of it.
 
EthanHiroshiki

EthanHiroshiki

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Very very late reply by a margin, I think I've figured the problem out, it's probably because of the way they're recorded. I compared said clip with another recent clip of mine and the clip above is recorded with Window Capture, my recent clip is recorded with Game Capture (Window).
 
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