In order for this to work, as has been mentioned in this thread, OBS Studio must have the monitoring device set to Virtual Audio Cable. We currently have OBS Virtual Cam sending the video and Virtual Audio Cable sending the audio into StreamYard. We are currently running our livestream in OBS Studio but recently started using StreamYard in order to bring in guests and highlight comments. I have a follow-up question along the lines of sending audio from OBS to another application, but while retaining the ability to monitor certain OBS sources through another 'aux send'. Step 5: That's it, it worked for me, I hope it works for others too. Again if this doesn't appear, try restarting the application or your PC. Change the microphone input device to the output of your virtual audio cable application, in my case ''Cable Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable)'. Step 4: Open the application that you want to use with OBS audio. If you do not see this you may need to close and reopen OBS, restart your computer, or double check your install of the Virtual Audio Cable application. Set this to the input for the virtual cable application 'Cable Input (VB-Audio Virtual Cable)' in my case. Under the Advanced panel look for 'Monitoring Device'. Step 3: In OBS at the top of the screen, go to File -> Settings -> Audio (tab). Follow the instructions to install, in the cast of VB-Audio application I downloaded, unzipped, and ran the. I'm using the VB-Audio Virtual Audio Device. Step 2: Find and download a Virtual Audio Cable program (google). I have it set to 'Monitor and Output' because I like to use the record function of OBS to test things, if you select 'Monitor Only' the mic will not work with the record or stream functions of OBS but can still be used in other applications. Step 1: In OBS in the Audio Mixer panel at the bottom, click the settings icon next to your microphone, go to Advanced Audio Properties, and turn on Monitoring for your microphone. I wanted to use the OBS audio output as a input for microsoft teams so that I could take advantage of filters that I have on the mic in OBS rather than running the Mic directly into Teams. I am using OBS and the virtualcam plugin to bring video into Microsoft teams. I made an account just to post a reply to maybe help others.

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