consistency between all elements of the audio chain, regarding sampling and bitrate I actually found quite a few things to sort out : That's my default Mic input in any app except OBS Output VAIO 3 : Mic to everything but OBS (Discord & co, voice recording, etc.). Output AUX : Other to OBS (Windows sounds, games) A5 : virtual cable toward OBS for music Input VAIO 3 : Games, through Windows Advanced audio settings and setting it as output Input 4 : Brower, through a virtual cable Input 3 : Calls (Discord, Skype, Mumble), through a virtual cable from such apps Input 2 : Music, through a virtual cable from my music apps Input 1 : microphone (more on that below) USB audio interface, Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd gen Said crashes were much more of a PITA then, so I figured I would look into the issue more seriously. Until recently, it wasn't too much of a bother, though, I just had to restart the app and, since I wasn't doing much besides listening to music, playing games and the like, it was manageable.īut I started playing online more, having Discord calls quite often, also started streaming and recording a bit on my own. I've never been happier with its features, but for the regular crashes I kept having. Read more about streaming with RTMP here.So it all started like a year ago, when I first began using then decided to buy Voicemeeter. If you want to try RTMP for a bit to assess the difference in quality, you can send us a message on our live chat. The option to stream via RTMP can be purchased as an add-on for Premium plans and is already included in Enterprise plans. You'll find a tutorial for connecting OBS to WebinarGeek here. OBS also allows you to mix these sounds with your microphone. With tools like OBS you can record and stream computer sounds or audio files to WebinarGeek.
If you want to stream audio or music in high quality, or if you work with external equipment, streaming with RTMP would be the best option. Please note! Video injections are an easy way to play a piece of audio or music, however you will not be able to talk trough your microphone at the same time. These sounds aren’t streamed to your webinar by default, even during screen sharing. For example, system sounds during a product demo or audio clips during a quiz. There are times where you want to play audio from your computer during a webinar.
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