KillerKuma said:Currently having issues. Using Speakers/Default Device for Gameplay and headset for Comms. I'm using the plugin to add the Comms/Headphones/Default Communications Device and it simply no longer works. What is new in general with the latest OBS in the list of devices is a second list with all my devices but with a prefix of: "Direct Sound:" ie:"Direct Sound: Device Name Here" I do have a sound card, ASUS Xonar Pheobus (sound cancelling is amazing with my studio condenser mic!), if that may provide another issue.
I've also tried reverting to an older OBS and still having issues for some reason. Will try again in the mean time and will post a version that works if that's what it takes. Truly love how simple this plugin is when it works. I hate making everything into one audio source when gaming/drawing. May go with VAC later if I feel like it... I just already have over 10 audio devices. Wouldn't appreciate more added to the list!
Gunlex said:KillerKuma said:Currently having issues. Using Speakers/Default Device for Gameplay and headset for Comms. I'm using the plugin to add the Comms/Headphones/Default Communications Device and it simply no longer works. What is new in general with the latest OBS in the list of devices is a second list with all my devices but with a prefix of: "Direct Sound:" ie:"Direct Sound: Device Name Here" I do have a sound card, ASUS Xonar Pheobus (sound cancelling is amazing with my studio condenser mic!), if that may provide another issue.
I've also tried reverting to an older OBS and still having issues for some reason. Will try again in the mean time and will post a version that works if that's what it takes. Truly love how simple this plugin is when it works. I hate making everything into one audio source when gaming/drawing. May go with VAC later if I feel like it... I just already have over 10 audio devices. Wouldn't appreciate more added to the list!
Same issue, I've got the plugin installed and working, but it simply doesn't work. I've tried using it to pick up ANY of the audio sources in my list and it just won't. I also have the "DirectSound" prefix, and they don't work either. I was really hoping this would work as I use an Astro Mixamp and use my "Astro Speakers" as the output device to control the system volume to my computer volume through my mixamp, and processing of voice chat from skype or TS through my mixamp makes it sound MUCH better.
If anyone has any information please share!
KillerKuma said:I've come to find it's and issue with different sound cards/units. If you use a card that is not DirectShow compatible then there will be issues. I was just lucky to have it working once in the past. Since I'm using Dolby audio and many other sound improvement features, that is just simply where the problem starts. DirectShow is just too simple and the audio programs we use are too complex. Still, this will be possible in the future with new programs in the horizon I'm following that will virtualize any input and output. For now, look up VAC and VB-Audio and see if they work for you. Personally using VB at the moment.
Gunlex said:KillerKuma said:I've come to find it's and issue with different sound cards/units. If you use a card that is not DirectShow compatible then there will be issues. I was just lucky to have it working once in the past. Since I'm using Dolby audio and many other sound improvement features, that is just simply where the problem starts. DirectShow is just too simple and the audio programs we use are too complex. Still, this will be possible in the future with new programs in the horizon I'm following that will virtualize any input and output. For now, look up VAC and VB-Audio and see if they work for you. Personally using VB at the moment.
Thank you for the reply! I did look into VAC, but just can't bring myself to pay $50 regardless if it solves my issue or not, I feel like this is a pretty simple option to allow multiple audio inputs to the program. I will check out VB-Audio when I get home.
With VAC it made it sound like what it essentially does is set up another audio device in your system that you can output sound to, but that's not really what I want, because I still wont be able to control that audio device with my Mixamp, and it won't get the post-processing my mixamp device is giving me to make the voice chat sound better. I really just need another Audio field in the OBS settings =[
Gunlex said:KillerKuma said:Currently having issues. Using Speakers/Default Device for Gameplay and headset for Comms. I'm using the plugin to add the Comms/Headphones/Default Communications Device and it simply no longer works. What is new in general with the latest OBS in the list of devices is a second list with all my devices but with a prefix of: "Direct Sound:" ie:"Direct Sound: Device Name Here" I do have a sound card, ASUS Xonar Pheobus (sound cancelling is amazing with my studio condenser mic!), if that may provide another issue.
I've also tried reverting to an older OBS and still having issues for some reason. Will try again in the mean time and will post a version that works if that's what it takes. Truly love how simple this plugin is when it works. I hate making everything into one audio source when gaming/drawing. May go with VAC later if I feel like it... I just already have over 10 audio devices. Wouldn't appreciate more added to the list!
Same issue, I've got the plugin installed and working, but it simply doesn't work. I've tried using it to pick up ANY of the audio sources in my list and it just won't. I also have the "DirectSound" prefix, and they don't work either. I was really hoping this would work as I use an Astro Mixamp and use my "Astro Speakers" as the output device to control the system volume to my computer volume through my mixamp, and processing of voice chat from skype or TS through my mixamp makes it sound MUCH better.
If anyone has any information please share!
Jack0r said:Unfortunately its hard to add playback devices using DShow. At least in my experience.
What I would recommend is to check if your onboard soundcard has a stereomix device under playback, you could then use this with the dshow plugin to get the game sound and music into OBS.
If you dont have such a device you could use vac/vb-cable as your default device to receive game/music sound and then use the listen to function to forward its sound to your onboard card. The vb-cable/vac line should be usable by the dshow plugin.