Make no mistake, Audio Hijack is good software. only issue ive found with this is the only way to adjust the audio level is directly in whatever program is playing the audio, which is annoying but workable.
#Obs ishowu audio not mixer isnt working software#
So, for $35, you get an audio interface that has many more uses than the software can provide (for example, I can hook my Bose Wave Radio to my iMac now) whereas the software doesn't allow you to do that. go to the audio midi, and in the one you have setup for ishowu, also click whatever your headphones show up as. The USB Audio device is $30 and if you have to buy an RCA audio cable, you're looking at another $5. Now, when I say significantly less, Audio Hijack is about $50 if buying the new license. I checked with from Sound Preferences both are okay ( I could see the. Not only the one which is coming from iShowU audio capture, but also from Built-In Microphone.
#Obs ishowu audio not mixer isnt working how to#
I followed the tutorial how to install the iShowU and setup MAC (Catalina) and OBS: but the audio mixer indicator doesn’t work. deleting and re-adding my desktop display capture didnt work either. When I add a new imput device, the only thing that shows up are my 2 microphones.
I havent used OBS in a few months, but it used to be there and now its not. In quicktime, I just selected the USB device as my input: I really need help to this OBS audio problem. desktop audio not showing up in mixer here is a screenshot of my Mixer In the mixer box, there is no desktop audio. You don't need anything fancy or expensive, just a standard RCA audio cable. When I needed to record a screencast with the audio from the application, I just used an RCA audio cable I had laying in a drawer similar to the image below. I use the Behringer UCA202 Audio Interface with my iMac. OBS is not picking up game audio since the audio mixer is set all the way to the left. Similar to the above, navigate to Audio Mixer > Desktop Audio > Click the Settings button (small gear cog symbol) > Properties. You could use Audio Hijack (per Tetsujin) to capture the audio as needed or you could use a USB audio adapter to do it for significantly less. Unfortunately, OBS does not work on Windows XP, and is unable to link to an audio file as a source.
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