Ishowu audio capture streamlabs obs. March 29, 2021 6:36 am. Live streaming your DJ sets is easy with DJUCED! You don’t need to buy an external audio interface or another computer to stream your sets. You can easily make DJUCED’s secondary master audio output available to other applications via a virtual audio device when you’re live streaming with applications such as OBS, Streamlabs OBS, or other broadcasting tools. Enable the 'Make Audio Available to Other Applications' checkbox; Audio from Serato DJ Pro or Lite will now be routed into Virtual Audio Cable (Windows), Serato Virtual Audio Device (macOS), iShowU Audio Capture (legacy macOS) and available in other applications as a selectable input. How to set up Live Streaming (OBS). Install iShowU Audio Capture (link in checklist) like you installed Soundflower. (optional)Uninstall Soundflower. Open Audio MIDI Setup. Click the '+' button at the bottom left of the window. Choose 'Create Multi-Output Device'. Check the boxes for Built-in Output & iShowU Audio Capture in the 'Use' column. I use OBS streamlabs on a Macbook pro 2017. I am trying to do live stream interviews with OBS and bringing in the other person through ZOOM video conferencing. I set up the source for ZOOM and bring the video in. I use iShowU audio capture to get the audio from Zoom into OBS. I cannot figure out for the live of me how to sync up the audio.
Installed OBS two weeks ago, streamed live music events successfully (except sound quality) three times via Youtube live-streaming on my channel. Video looks great. The sound quality is so bad, it has to improve otherwise I have to try a different encoder.Included: screenshots of all my settings in OBS, Mac system audio settings, and the midi setup interface. Also attached is an mkv file generated within OBS about 6 seconds long demonstrating the problem.
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Echo is actually the wrong term for the problem, there is a delay on all external sound inputs — and some internal sources. The ONLY internal source that is clean of the delay is iTunes, I can play a sound file from there and stream it, and it’s clear of any echo. I have hooked up variations of external sources, like a USB mixer, also a Zoom H2n USB connected mic singly. All have delay in the audio. I have also tried the audio in the simplest format, that is the onboard computer speakers output, and onboard computer mic input. That also has the *@#& delay.
So to be clear, the effect I am calling a delay is this: If I snap my fingers near the microphone, I hear two snaps, the acoustic sound my fingers make outside of the earphones, and then a split second later my fingers snapping in the earphones. The stream recordings all have both sounds, hence the “echo” effect. Just discovered I cannot attach a video or audio file, so cannot demo the problem. Here is the link to one of the streams: