[How To] Streaming with OBS (1 Viewer)

[m4nu]

Yes

Surround is basically merging your monitors into 1. By doing that it is also "just" 1 monitor in OBS.

Can you make a screenshot of the OBS windows while having surround activated that I can see how it looks like?

 

[2scoops]

do I need to have surround?

 

[m4nu]

do I need to have surround?

I shot you a message in steam. You get some live support from me

 

[2scoops]

I cant reply the steam box is displaying off my left screen.

 

[m4nu]

I cant reply the steam box is displaying off my left screen.

Then get into TeamSpeak

 

[Owfier]

So I know this is a pretty old thread, but I had some questions about sound settings in OBS.
I don't seem to get the audio as I want it to be. My ingame sound and noice from ppl on ts sounds good, but the sound of my mic is really bad and I can hear almost everything I do in the background. I can hear my chair moving, my typing on the keyboard and my mouse clicking and it is very annoying.

I happen to have the same Headset (sennheiser GSP 300) as @fab. ICEMAN maybe you got some good settings? Or does the rest have some good tips or guides?

 

[Tom]

You can set a noise gate (audio is muted below a certain level) as a ‘filter’ on the audio track, or you can set up a PTT hot key (although obs only supports keystrokes iirc).

 

[fab. ICEMAN]

If you don't have the same mic quality as me, there is something wrong. It also depends on your audio driver. I would guess you have it connected to your mainboard?

I can send you Screenshots of my settings tomorrow if you want

 

[Owfier]

If you don't have the same mic quality as me, there is something wrong. It also depends on your audio driver. I would guess you have it connected to your mainboard?

I can send you Screenshots of my settings tomorrow if you want

Screenshot would be nice and I am not sure what you mean by my mainboard.

 

[FuBii]

mainboard = motherboard

 

[Owfier]

mainboard = motherboard

Thx I am bad with this computer shit sorry

 

[Jonno]

You need to add a noise gate a filter and a compressor there is a fair few good vids on yt for this then its a matter of messing untill your happy with it.

 

[fab. ICEMAN]

Ok I checked my OBS settings but there's nothing really to show - it's all default in the audio settings. But as Jonno said I have the VST 2.x Plug-in installed and I'm using a "Gate" filter, set to -29.9 dB. But I'm not using a compressor or anything, that makes the sound even worse.

If the mic quality is just bad you need to check your audio drivers. I have a audio card + driver installed, so I cannot really help you there. But googling it should bring a few results.

 

[Owfier]

I think I fixed it a bit, thanks for the tips guys!