This guy explains perfectly what you need to do. In my case, I wanted to play, Listen, and everything on my gaming PC and have my streaming PC only on when streaming so the setup was not easy. His explanations helped me understand how to do it. Also, I didn't needed the cables he says in the beginning, I'm using a USB mic for now with noise suppression filter on OBS.
@@oki92030I'll try. I have an ElGato external USB capture card. I'm capturing my gameplay with it. This is plugged to a laptop. On my gaming PC I installed the Sound Capture APP from ElGato (Comes bundled with the 4K Capture app). In it, you can tell the Capture card what microphone you're using, so it captures it (I pick the same one I use for Valorant). You can also choose where the sound this app captures goes to. (Of Course the capture card). That's practically it. Sound Capture App captures my Headset and Microphone and sends it to the Capture card. The capture card sends it to the laptop where I use OBS to stream it :) Hope this helps you...
Not at all@@faxiy836 It does happen sometimes that it loses its configuration and I need to re do the setting son el Gaot Sound Capture. But Only happens if I don't use it for a while.
Bro ive been on this for weeks and this video kinda work for me. Butttt it was a great starting point and the ground loop isolators saved my life ty bro
Overclocked you are correct. It's a good starting point if your looking into a good low cost solution. With streaming mixers and voicemeeter there are a ton of dual PC audio solutions out there! Glad it could help somewhat!
Thank you so much! I had to try and find a link to download the Capture HD software as it is no longer support and discontinued, but I finally got game audio going through my HD60X HDMI. Just need to get the microphone set with the line out.
I am getting signal and everything seems to be working fine except getting the audio to come from the streaming pc to the gaming pc. the sound works fine I just cant hear anything on my headphones on the gaming pc any suggestions?
Hi Chaotic, if it doesn't work by default go into the sound control panel on the gaming PC. Go to the recording tab and check the "Listen to this device" box. Apologies, I realized I never included that. Good catch!
On the gaming PC, go into the sound control panel. Under the recording tab, look for the line in from the steaming PC. Right click then select properties. See if the "listen to this device" is checked. Sometimes windows doesn't default that option..
hey, so this definitely works i got the audio from my gaming to send to my stream pc with no problem but i am playing audio on my streaming pc to send audio to my gaming pc to receive audio for stream alerts but i am not getting anywhere with it.
Hey dude , great video! I just have a question. I am trying to do this with a desktop and a laptop. My laptop has one mic port and one headphone port (separate) would those qualify as the line in line out ports that u used on the streaming pc or would this not work for a laptop? Appreciate your content.
I have a HyperX Quadcast S and 3.5mm cord connected to back of Quadcast to my headset The Quadcast then runs to pc via USB. Will I still be able to do a setup like this? I had to shut off “listen to this device” cause it threw me off hearing myself talked with like a 200ms delay.
Try reinstalling he Elgato software. It also might be disabled (windows gets weird sometimes), so right click under the recording options and view all disabled devices. A fresh install/reboot should work though. If it doesn't you may have to manually delete the drivers then reinstall.
Thank God I found this video, For 8 months now I’ve had static issues using dual pc setup. I worked it out before where the static came through my ears and not the stream but now neither the stream nor my ears have to hear the static!!!
Hello I have one question, I am using a laptop and a PC for my stream (at least I want to use them like this) but the laptop does not have line in socket, what can I do in this situation? thank you!! btw very good video!
Hi Arthur, Only suggestion I've been able to provide is a usb audio adapter. Plugs in via USB and comes with the line in/line out ports. Can't guarantee how well Windows will work with a device like this add I've never tested it. If you try one out, let me know if it works!
So what if I only have one PC with a line in/line out and a laptop with only a headphone jack (no line in/lin out). Is there still a way to accomplish this?
Where do you have your headphones plugged in to if you're using the line out on the gaming PC to send to streaming PC? Is it plugged in to the headphone jack on the capture card?
Hi Average Gamer, I use an audio interface (Behringer UMC202) and have my headphones and mic fed in through that, which is then plugged into my gaming PC via usb
Hi Chippendale, As long as the sound blaster has a 3.5mm input/output, its your call boss! Shouldn't matter either way as long as it can send/receive audio signal.
@@kawhiie1108 @gameontracker Amazon sells USB to aux adaptors, although I cant guaranteed this method as I havent tried it. Only issue I could see happening is windows being dumb and not knowing to sent output audio through the USB device.
@DweebHub Tutorials so i went through this tutorial. For the line in and out. For some reason i can hear the audio from the game. But cant hear anything from streamlabs. Any ideas?
I noticed you set up bidirectional audio signals, but only use the one from the gaming PC to the streaming PC. My gaming PC only has a Line Out and Mic 3.5mm jacks. Is this a problem or can I ignore the Line output from the streaming PC to the Gaming PC, as it's not used in your video anyways?
The only way to download it is by downloading the Elgato Video Capture software, its baked in. Thankfully the video capture software isnt required to use this method. Sadly the dont let you download just the Sound Capture software.
Did you make sure that your headphones and capture card are displayed like mine were below? gyazo.com/78c37c31257388c4895a8bfc876e89e5 Then double/triple check your sound settings and sound control panel.
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 I had those shown as “on” but it wouldn’t play through both. I had to delete it all, but I will try again to see if that helps. I ended up losing my mic transferring over as well
Capture card should not have any effect on this guide. All that's needed is the elgato sound capture software, but the only way to get that, is to install elgatos recording software (since it's packaged together).
Ya know the wave link is one of the mixers I haven't bought and tinkered with. If it works the same as the others, should just be a 3.5 aux from the mixer to the stream PC, then a 3.5 aux from the stream PC to the wave link. From there you use the elgato routing software to direct where you want the stream PC audio to play
I feel like I full understand this but el gato sound capture refused to pick up any input from my mic no matter what I did or what mic I used. Really frustrating because this software does everything I would need but is also simple to use. Guess I’ll spend the day figuring out voicemeeter
Sadly you have to download the entire elgateo game capture software to get it. You don't have to use the game capture software to follow this guide. It downloads its own standalone app and you can't download by itself. Should be links in written guide in the video description. Thanks elgato lol
Unfortunately no, because you're consolidating all streaming PC audio into one feed it'll send the stream PC's Desktop audio/alerts and send it through your microphone as well. At least in my testing thats what happened.
Its baked into the Game Capture software as stated in the video. There is no stand alone software anymore sadly. Good this is, u don't have to use the game capture software.
No matter what I do and or select on my Streamin PC, I can't manage to ever hear my Streaming PC Audio over to my Gaming PC. Is there something I might be doing wrong?
On the gaming PC, under the sound control panel did you go into the "line in" properties and check the "listen to this device" box? Also check the sample rates of all your devices, make sure they're 48khz
Yes sir! In the video, there's a part I show how crappy the audio is without them. I made the mistake of not using them at first, was so bad I had to end my stream
Ive been at this for 2 days now. And I just can't get my mic to come through to the streaming PC. Ive been checking settings over and over multiple times. Its set exactly as you have it. Its a Yeti , USB connected to my gaming PC. Any help ?
Even the "listen through this device" box is checked? On the gaming PC? That's the only thing I could think of that would prevent audio from not going over.
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 Even that bro. Ive ended up plugging my mic into the streaming PC. I got fed up with it. Im using the HD60 X . Im just wondering because it's a newer model. Its some how just not compatible with the elgato sound program. Audio comes through from gaming pc to the streaming pc on obs via hd60 x , not the line out jack. However the line out audio from my streaming pc is coming through to the gaming pc. Its strange.
I wonder if the lack of any ground isolator is why I get the horrible static over OBS on my capture PC once the mic is bumped up by ~30Db so that it's loud enough to hear over the sound of the game. It's crystal clear if I just Listen on the game PC, full of static playing through capture PC.
If I have speakers plugged into my streaming PC's line out. Would it be possible to put the other 3.5 mm plug into the blue port or the pink one? At 2:12 is where I am thinking about this. I can just unplug them, that's ok too.
Also if I am using the elgato HD60 pro, would it screw up any of my settings? Currently my only mic is plugged into my streaming PC and so are my speakers/headphones.
@@HayHayUSA So for question 1, sadly the speakers would need to be disconnected. As the blue port is specific to the line in, green to line out, and pink is a mic input. If you have a black 3.5 port, those are meant for rear speakers in case you wanted to have a surround sound setup with your PC. But I've never tried that so no promises =) Regarding question 2. The Capture card still handles all of the desktop audio via the HDMI. This setup is made with the intention to have the mic on the gaming PC. With the the mic on the stream PC, you can still run your mic's audio over to the gaming PC to be used in Discord/games etc.... but that means friends or ppl in game will hear your stream alerts/any audio from the stream PC since its all condensed into one signal. Hope this helps!
HI, I've my earphones plugged into the line out of my gaming pc. and i'm having a hard time getting my mic over to the streaming pc. i have just 1 3.5mm jack cable connected from my gaming pc to streaming pc as i dont really want to hear the audio from the streaming pc. im using a usb mic on my gaming pc which i want to bring over to my streaming pc but the connection is not working for me i've tried choosing between multiple options but no luck so far. could you please help
It should, you have to download the Elgato recording software JUST TO GET ACCESS to the Elgato Sound capture. You don't need the recording software to complete this tutorial. For some reason Elagto wont let you download the sound software itself.
Nope! All audio is transfered through the 3.5 mm cables. The elgato sound capture forces windows to route the audio. The only method of dual PC audio that uses ur home network are VoiceMeeters VBAN or NDI
this is so long ago but i hope u take the time to reply to me. does it work well with the wave link and el gato capture card? i have the same problem thinking it was my pc or sound settings. so if this issue is fixed i will be sure to update: i have spent Days or almost a week trying to fix this. . .
This is more or less pointed towards folks without any streaming mixer involved. Should be able to have aux cables going to and from the wave link, then use the elgato routing software to pass audio between both PCs. Then again. Haven't used a wave link yet.
would this let me use my laptop for discord and have my desktop just playing games but have both audio from desktop and laptop coming into one headset?
I don't see why not, the line out from the gaming desktop just handles your mic. So you could choose the line in on the streaming PC for both discord and OBS.
I just use OBS teleport on both of my PC. Streaming PC have a Stream offline background above that the whole stream which is coming from the Gaming PC. For me it was the easiest method, but i know will get about 5% more perfomance if i put all of my things to the streaming PC. Dont know if its worth it with this method. Thanks for posting! Liked!
Do you absolutely need the elgato sound software for this to work? Or can it be done with just the wires, stock windows software, and obs? I dont need to hear my streaming pc. I just wanna hear my gaming pc and having my headset mic being captured to the streaming pc obs.
I tried splitting the audio using windows, since you can select the output device for each running program. Didn't work for me. So the elgato software helped bypass that limitation in windows. By all means if you find another software that does the same I'd love to know!
It should, if you noticed in the video my mic I was using as an example was USB mic. Windows would treat your Logitech headset in the same manner. So you should be good to go!
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 Question #1 - This is only for just getting my gaming headset microphone voice to the stream PC so that my stream can hear me and to hear my stream alerts when someone subs and using bits? Question #2 - The Elgato capture card will capture my video and my audio at the same time? I don't have to use your setup to capture my video games audio? Question #3 - on your setup guide will I lose any audio quality? For example, going from a mixer to your setup guide, will I lose the quality of the audio? Question #4 - on getting the 3.5 millimeter I'll have to buy one that shielded but is there a brand that is better than the rest of them? I see some 3.5 mm aux cables that has double layer shielding one has gold plated so which one would be the best to get? I don't want to get a cheap 3.5 mm aux cable or isolator. I would like to say thank you for message me back sorry to bother you with all this, and I really appreciate your help.
Only thing I could suggest is a 3.5 audio splitter on Amazon. has the same inputs required for this guide but I haven't tried it so I can't speak on the quality of the device or any set backs it may have.
This video is slightly confusing. How do I get all gaming pc audio into the stream PC? This just shows how to get the mic audio to the stream pc. Do I need a capture card from my gaming pc into my streaming?
This was super Helpful to setting up my audio since I switched over to Dual PC, really well done! How would things change if I were to add an audio interface with a goxlr mic (no mixer) to the setup as you have here? I'm thinking of just plugging them into my Streaming pc.
Thanks Concealed! You can totally do that! I actually just bought the GoXLR mini. So you handle all ur programs on the stream PC, then send a 3.5 over to the gaming PC from the GoXLR. In the software u can choose specifically what audio source to send over. Need to make a video on that too lol. Not enough time in the day I swear
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 yea I got a "focusrite 2i2" as my audio interface and a "at4040" for the mic, I'll probably get the xlr mini sometime down the road, I just gotta get this to work for now. Thanks again
I have my mic on my streaming PC. Can I still use this tut to have my mic go into game audio on the gaming PC while using the same mic for streaming on the streaming pc? Or must it be connected into the gaming? I'm having slight issues following all of this.
I also want to know this, and I wonder if I will only need 1x3.5mm(line out from streaming PC>line in to gaming PC) if I have 2 mics and a capture card? since line out from gaming PC to streaming PC seems just for your mic...?
That is a tough one, if the laptop is the gaming PC you wont be able to hear the alerts coming from he stream PC. Vice versa if the laptop is the streaming PC, it wont be able to accept incoming audio. Only other suggestion I could give is trying an external sound card. But I've never tried it, so your mileage may very. Good luck!
Had someone else mention a situation like this, only thing I could suggest is a USB-->audio jack converter, decently priced on Amazon. But I've never tested this so I'm not sure if windows would treat it as an input/output device. Would be interested to know if they work!
everyone praises voicemeeter but ive followed at least 30 guides on voicemeeter and still to this day it makes my audio insanely inconsistent and sometimes out of nowhere will start crackling, never found a solve except not using it..
If it's crackling, you have mismatching sample rates. I had that issue too and it drove me crazy. Had to make everything 48khz, from voicemeeter input to every virtual audio cable. I get it though, hope you found something that works better for your setup!
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 yeah no I've done that already ahaha, it drove me crazy too, spent 12 hours straight trying every little thing everyone said would fix it and nothing ever worked lol, oh well. Thanks anyway tho, i appreciate it!
I wonder if I will only need 1x3.5mm(line out from streaming PC>line in to gaming PC) if I have 2 mics and a capture card(of course)? I mean line out from gaming PC>line in to streaming PC seems just for the mic, right...?(or maybe I misunderstood something)
If you have 1 mic per PC, then it yeah you shouldnt need another 3.5 cable. you would just need to hear alerts from the stream pc. all other desktop audio would come from the cap card. I believe what you stated would be okay, but then again I dont trust windows =)
Hello, with this method, is there a way to have music sent over from your gaming PC to your streaming pc and have it set to OBS as its own slider in OBS in your Streaming Pc ?
Also, i have my Discord on my gaming PC, is there a way that i can have it run differently and put onto a different input on streaming pc or will all the sound from the Output me mixed of Gameplay as well as Discord.
This was such a helpful video. I just have one problem, how can I not hear myself talk on the mic? Lol, I have to have “listen to this device” ticked, but I can’t think when I start talking over myself lol. Thanks.
since you have the listen to this device selected for your microphone, make sure you have the line out selected as the "playback through this device". That way the mics audio is being played back through the aux cable instead of your headphones (which are your gaming PC's default playback device)
Cant thank you enough for the help on this, you just made my life 100x easier!! You the man
DID YOU FIND ELGATO SOUND CAPTURE? DOES IT EXIST?
Yes it does, just follow exactly what he did in the video dude.@@KUSHREEM
that app doesn’t exist anymore
This guy explains perfectly what you need to do. In my case, I wanted to play, Listen, and everything on my gaming PC and have my streaming PC only on when streaming so the setup was not easy. His explanations helped me understand how to do it.
Also, I didn't needed the cables he says in the beginning, I'm using a USB mic for now with noise suppression filter on OBS.
how? I also have an USB Mic, would appreciate your help a lot mate
@@oki92030I'll try. I have an ElGato external USB capture card. I'm capturing my gameplay with it. This is plugged to a laptop.
On my gaming PC I installed the Sound Capture APP from ElGato (Comes bundled with the 4K Capture app). In it, you can tell the Capture card what microphone you're using, so it captures it (I pick the same one I use for Valorant). You can also choose where the sound this app captures goes to. (Of Course the capture card).
That's practically it.
Sound Capture App captures my Headset and Microphone and sends it to the Capture card.
The capture card sends it to the laptop where I use OBS to stream it :)
Hope this helps you...
Thanks a lot my man, I'll try that, real MVP here
do you have any audio latency whit this method? @merrick20
Not at all@@faxiy836 It does happen sometimes that it loses its configuration and I need to re do the setting son el Gaot Sound Capture. But Only happens if I don't use it for a while.
Bro ive been on this for weeks and this video kinda work for me. Butttt it was a great starting point and the ground loop isolators saved my life ty bro
Overclocked you are correct. It's a good starting point if your looking into a good low cost solution.
With streaming mixers and voicemeeter there are a ton of dual PC audio solutions out there! Glad it could help somewhat!
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 not just somewhat lol i appriciate you and you earned my sub
Thanks man, I ain’t trying to get a wave just to use their software so this helped out
Is there an alternative software we can use if they got rid of the elgato sound capture software?
Thank you so much! I had to try and find a link to download the Capture HD software as it is no longer support and discontinued, but I finally got game audio going through my HD60X HDMI. Just need to get the microphone set with the line out.
The elgato hd60 not showing up on my list on the sound capture program?
On both stream and gaming pc
thank you for this been using this for almost a year and it works like a charm, spent maybe 500php/10$usd
I am getting signal and everything seems to be working fine except getting the audio to come from the streaming pc to the gaming pc. the sound works fine I just cant hear anything on my headphones on the gaming pc any suggestions?
Hi Chaotic, if it doesn't work by default go into the sound control panel on the gaming PC. Go to the recording tab and check the "Listen to this device" box.
Apologies, I realized I never included that. Good catch!
I followed everything step by step but I cant get the Audio from my streaming pc to play. When I get alerts from my stream I don't hear them
On the gaming PC, go into the sound control panel.
Under the recording tab, look for the line in from the steaming PC. Right click then select properties. See if the "listen to this device" is checked. Sometimes windows doesn't default that option..
hey, so this definitely works i got the audio from my gaming to send to my stream pc with no problem but i am playing audio on my streaming pc to send audio to my gaming pc to receive audio for stream alerts but i am not getting anywhere with it.
if you want to hear audio from streampc to gamepc you need to check listen to this device on gaming pc line in
I am having issues with it and need additional help, everything is doubling and I am unsure what the fix is to this..
Idk if I’m doing something wrong but if I use the “listen to this device” on my mic in the sound settings. I get an echo of my own voice. :/
Did you find something against this problem?
The fact I ain’t gotta spend $250 on a goxlr because you made a video that doesn’t utilize it is so nice.
Thanks man. While there are better alternatives, this can get you by in a pinch without breaking the bank. Appreciate you watching!
mines has been working for a month now and it completed stop displaying audio on to my streaming pc i don't understand why.
only issue I have is my Elgato from OBS is capturing my mic, there a way to disable that?
Hey dude , great video! I just have a question. I am trying to do this with a desktop and a laptop. My laptop has one mic port and one headphone port (separate) would those qualify as the line in line out ports that u used on the streaming pc or would this not work for a laptop? Appreciate your content.
Dude you just made this easy. Everything I needed to know in the first 3 mins
I have a HyperX Quadcast S and 3.5mm cord connected to back of Quadcast to my headset
The Quadcast then runs to pc via USB.
Will I still be able to do a setup like this? I had to shut off “listen to this device” cause it threw me off hearing myself talked with like a 200ms delay.
Does the capture card have to be elgato
hi, I don’t find the line in in the playback section 4:53. Can someone help me please (both of my cables are well connected)
Try reinstalling he Elgato software. It also might be disabled (windows gets weird sometimes), so right click under the recording options and view all disabled devices.
A fresh install/reboot should work though. If it doesn't you may have to manually delete the drivers then reinstall.
Thank God I found this video, For 8 months now I’ve had static issues using dual pc setup. I worked it out before where the static came through my ears and not the stream but now neither the stream nor my ears have to hear the static!!!
@DweebHub Tutorials
what game is that?
My man! Thank you!
How would i incorporate Steel Series Sonar to this on my gaming pc?
Its working perfectly fine i manage to make it at the end :X thanks
I have watched thousands of videos trying to get my capture card audio to work on dual pc setup and still cannot get it to work. Any Tips?
sound capture sofware first what pc setting ? gaming or streaming
seriously that just saved me a massive headache MAY GOD BLESS YOU
Glad to help!
hey i know its been a while but is there any noticeable delay when doing this?
In my experience, it was very minimal. But given the cost versus the cost of a streaming mixer, there will be some caveats.
Hello I have one question, I am using a laptop and a PC for my stream (at least I want to use them like this) but the laptop does not have line in socket, what can I do in this situation? thank you!! btw very good video!
Hi Arthur,
Only suggestion I've been able to provide is a usb audio adapter. Plugs in via USB and comes with the line in/line out ports.
Can't guarantee how well Windows will work with a device like this add I've never tested it. If you try one out, let me know if it works!
So what if I only have one PC with a line in/line out and a laptop with only a headphone jack (no line in/lin out). Is there still a way to accomplish this?
You can make your capture card Cary over the mic through the 4 k capture device app too
I didn't know this! 🤔
May need to tinker with my hd60x to see if I can.
Thanks for the tip!
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 yes go to sound devices , you can tell the mic to be listened to by the capture card
i have usb mic i’m wondering if i can just get a splitter and just plug the mic into both pcs
Where do you have your headphones plugged in to if you're using the line out on the gaming PC to send to streaming PC? Is it plugged in to the headphone jack on the capture card?
Hi Average Gamer,
I use an audio interface (Behringer UMC202) and have my headphones and mic fed in through that, which is then plugged into my gaming PC via usb
Great video! I have a sound blaster internal sound card. What PC do I install that on? Gaming PC to hear the footsteps or in the streaming PC?
Hi Chippendale,
As long as the sound blaster has a 3.5mm input/output, its your call boss! Shouldn't matter either way as long as it can send/receive audio signal.
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 awesome! thank you
What if you don't have a designated line out option? What would be next thing to use?
That's what I'm trying to figure out. since I use my laptop as my stream pc while I finish building the actual pc.
@@kawhiie1108 @gameontracker Amazon sells USB to aux adaptors, although I cant guaranteed this method as I havent tried it.
Only issue I could see happening is windows being dumb and not knowing to sent output audio through the USB device.
@DweebHub Tutorials so i went through this tutorial. For the line in and out. For some reason i can hear the audio from the game. But cant hear anything from streamlabs. Any ideas?
Will it work with Bluetooth headphones?
great video. looking at getting a 2nd pc and now i know what to do thnaks
Thanks Murdock! Best of luck.
ok quick question.. is there a particular brand for the isolators or are they all the same?
shouldn't matter, any generic ones should work. the ones i used were super basic.
I noticed you set up bidirectional audio signals, but only use the one from the gaming PC to the streaming PC. My gaming PC only has a Line Out and Mic 3.5mm jacks. Is this a problem or can I ignore the Line output from the streaming PC to the Gaming PC, as it's not used in your video anyways?
You're the best ever. Thank you.
Nice vid man, where did you download the elgato Sound capture cant find them in their website thanks cheers!
The only way to download it is by downloading the Elgato Video Capture software, its baked in. Thankfully the video capture software isnt required to use this method.
Sadly the dont let you download just the Sound Capture software.
How do you set it up on obs tho ?
Does this allow me to hear sound from both pcs via my headset etc?
you saved me from spending so much money and time, thank you
do you need the Elgato capture card for this ?
No cap card needed. Only the software.
does this works in 2024?
no that software is no longer availble.....
@@ApexPredTTV its in legacy downloads, like he mentions in the video
yes it is
So I followed all the steps but I can’t get the audio to play through my headset and to go to the other pc. Any tips?
Did you make sure that your headphones and capture card are displayed like mine were below?
gyazo.com/78c37c31257388c4895a8bfc876e89e5
Then double/triple check your sound settings and sound control panel.
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 I had those shown as “on” but it wouldn’t play through both. I had to delete it all, but I will try again to see if that helps. I ended up losing my mic transferring over as well
Onlu works with elgato capture card? Or any capture card Will work?
Or my Steam pc is laptop. Does it works?
Capture card should not have any effect on this guide. All that's needed is the elgato sound capture software, but the only way to get that, is to install elgatos recording software (since it's packaged together).
Where do I plug in my headphones if I want to hear from my headphones?
Is there a way to do it with wave link I know there’s a way to do it but there isn’t any solid tutorial?
Ya know the wave link is one of the mixers I haven't bought and tinkered with.
If it works the same as the others, should just be a 3.5 aux from the mixer to the stream PC, then a 3.5 aux from the stream PC to the wave link.
From there you use the elgato routing software to direct where you want the stream PC audio to play
I feel like I full understand this but el gato sound capture refused to pick up any input from my mic no matter what I did or what mic I used. Really frustrating because this software does everything I would need but is also simple to use.
Guess I’ll spend the day figuring out voicemeeter
@DweebHub can please you reply with a link to Elgato's Sound Capture download? Can't seem to find it.
Sadly you have to download the entire elgateo game capture software to get it. You don't have to use the game capture software to follow this guide.
It downloads its own standalone app and you can't download by itself. Should be links in written guide in the video description.
Thanks elgato lol
is there an equivalent solution that only requires the software installed on the "streaming computer"?
You could look into NDI or voicemeeter, that may do what you're looking for.
can this work without a capture card?
Can you use discord etc on the streaming pc and still have this work with the mic etc in the gaming PC
Unfortunately no, because you're consolidating all streaming PC audio into one feed it'll send the stream PC's Desktop audio/alerts and send it through your microphone as well.
At least in my testing thats what happened.
thank you, im gonna start dual pc streaming and i dont want to get a dam mixer. LOL!
theres no elgato sound capture softwar anymore do you have another fix
Its baked into the Game Capture software as stated in the video.
There is no stand alone software anymore sadly. Good this is, u don't have to use the game capture software.
My streaming pc is a laptop so I don’t have any line in port. With elgato HD60X can I use the jack in port for this purpose ?
You save my life!! thank you
No matter what I do and or select on my Streamin PC, I can't manage to ever hear my Streaming PC Audio over to my Gaming PC. Is there something I might be doing wrong?
On the gaming PC, under the sound control panel did you go into the "line in" properties and check the "listen to this device" box?
Also check the sample rates of all your devices, make sure they're 48khz
Do you need the ground loop isolators
Yes sir! In the video, there's a part I show how crappy the audio is without them.
I made the mistake of not using them at first, was so bad I had to end my stream
ya ive tried step by step still dont work on my obs for sound
Ive been at this for 2 days now. And I just can't get my mic to come through to the streaming PC. Ive been checking settings over and over multiple times. Its set exactly as you have it. Its a Yeti , USB connected to my gaming PC. Any help ?
Even the "listen through this device" box is checked? On the gaming PC?
That's the only thing I could think of that would prevent audio from not going over.
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 Even that bro. Ive ended up plugging my mic into the streaming PC. I got fed up with it. Im using the HD60 X . Im just wondering because it's a newer model. Its some how just not compatible with the elgato sound program. Audio comes through from gaming pc to the streaming pc on obs via hd60 x , not the line out jack. However the line out audio from my streaming pc is coming through to the gaming pc. Its strange.
I wonder if the lack of any ground isolator is why I get the horrible static over OBS on my capture PC once the mic is bumped up by ~30Db so that it's loud enough to hear over the sound of the game. It's crystal clear if I just Listen on the game PC, full of static playing through capture PC.
If I have speakers plugged into my streaming PC's line out. Would it be possible to put the other 3.5 mm plug into the blue port or the pink one? At 2:12 is where I am thinking about this. I can just unplug them, that's ok too.
Also if I am using the elgato HD60 pro, would it screw up any of my settings? Currently my only mic is plugged into my streaming PC and so are my speakers/headphones.
@@HayHayUSA So for question 1, sadly the speakers would need to be disconnected. As the blue port is specific to the line in, green to line out, and pink is a mic input. If you have a black 3.5 port, those are meant for rear speakers in case you wanted to have a surround sound setup with your PC. But I've never tried that so no promises =)
Regarding question 2. The Capture card still handles all of the desktop audio via the HDMI. This setup is made with the intention to have the mic on the gaming PC. With the the mic on the stream PC, you can still run your mic's audio over to the gaming PC to be used in Discord/games etc.... but that means friends or ppl in game will hear your stream alerts/any audio from the stream PC since its all condensed into one signal.
Hope this helps!
HI, I've my earphones plugged into the line out of my gaming pc. and i'm having a hard time getting my mic over to the streaming pc. i have just 1 3.5mm jack cable connected from my gaming pc to streaming pc as i dont really want to hear the audio from the streaming pc. im using a usb mic on my gaming pc which i want to bring over to my streaming pc but the connection is not working for me i've tried choosing between multiple options but no luck so far. could you please help
Does this setup work for the HD60 X , just that the software is listed as not supported for the X
It should, you have to download the Elgato recording software JUST TO GET ACCESS to the Elgato Sound capture. You don't need the recording software to complete this tutorial.
For some reason Elagto wont let you download the sound software itself.
@dweebhubtutorials4893 is the audio shared through Wi-Fi?
Nope! All audio is transfered through the 3.5 mm cables. The elgato sound capture forces windows to route the audio.
The only method of dual PC audio that uses ur home network are VoiceMeeters VBAN or NDI
This works great but when i use my face cam the audio is now delayed :( any ideas?
Sorry for the late reply, OBS has an option to offset/delay sources
You can try that out!
this is so long ago but i hope u take the time to reply to me. does it work well with the wave link and el gato capture card?
i have the same problem thinking it was my pc or sound settings. so if this issue is fixed i will be sure to update: i have spent Days or almost a week trying to fix this. . .
This is more or less pointed towards folks without any streaming mixer involved.
Should be able to have aux cables going to and from the wave link, then use the elgato routing software to pass audio between both PCs.
Then again. Haven't used a wave link yet.
would this let me use my laptop for discord and have my desktop just playing games but have both audio from desktop and laptop coming into one headset?
I don't see why not, the line out from the gaming desktop just handles your mic.
So you could choose the line in on the streaming PC for both discord and OBS.
I just use OBS teleport on both of my PC. Streaming PC have a Stream offline background above that the whole stream which is coming from the Gaming PC. For me it was the easiest method, but i know will get about 5% more perfomance if i put all of my things to the streaming PC.
Dont know if its worth it with this method.
Thanks for posting! Liked!
Interesting 🤔 I don't think I've ever heard of OBS teleport. I'll check it out!
Thanks for watching
Do you absolutely need the elgato sound software for this to work? Or can it be done with just the wires, stock windows software, and obs? I dont need to hear my streaming pc. I just wanna hear my gaming pc and having my headset mic being captured to the streaming pc obs.
I tried splitting the audio using windows, since you can select the output device for each running program. Didn't work for me.
So the elgato software helped bypass that limitation in windows. By all means if you find another software that does the same I'd love to know!
Esto funciona si mi computadora para stream es una laptop? y mi computadora para jugar es de escritorio
Evrything works except streaming pc cant hear my mic? Pls help
Will this work if i want to use my Logictech G pro gaming headset and built in microphone? I don't have a LXR or mixer.
It should, if you noticed in the video my mic I was using as an example was USB mic.
Windows would treat your Logitech headset in the same manner. So you should be good to go!
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 Question #1 - This is only for just getting my gaming headset microphone voice to the stream PC so that my stream can hear me and to hear my stream alerts when someone subs and using bits? Question #2 - The Elgato capture card will capture my video and my audio at the same time? I don't have to use your setup to capture my video games audio? Question #3 - on your setup guide will I lose any audio quality? For example, going from a mixer to your setup guide, will I lose the quality of the audio? Question #4 - on getting the 3.5 millimeter I'll have to buy one that shielded but is there a brand that is better than the rest of them? I see some 3.5 mm aux cables that has double layer shielding one has gold plated so which one would be the best to get? I don't want to get a cheap 3.5 mm aux cable or isolator. I would like to say thank you for message me back sorry to bother you with all this, and I really appreciate your help.
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 i need help, i can't get the 4k pro audio to work. there a discord with people that can help me?
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 does the 4kpto only bring out video and not audio? is that what the 3.5mm cables come in?????
Where would i find the Elgato Sound Capture downloader?? i can't find it.
hello thanks for the video , i have a decent laptop that i use as a streamin pc but laptops have only one 3.5 mm entry is there a way to make it work?
Only thing I could suggest is a 3.5 audio splitter on Amazon. has the same inputs required for this guide but I haven't tried it so I can't speak on the quality of the device or any set backs it may have.
This video is slightly confusing. How do I get all gaming pc audio into the stream PC? This just shows how to get the mic audio to the stream pc. Do I need a capture card from my gaming pc into my streaming?
Yes the capture card handles the game/desktop audio via HDMI.
This was super Helpful to setting up my audio since I switched over to Dual PC, really well done! How would things change if I were to add an audio interface with a goxlr mic (no mixer) to the setup as you have here? I'm thinking of just plugging them into my Streaming pc.
Thanks Concealed!
You can totally do that! I actually just bought the GoXLR mini.
So you handle all ur programs on the stream PC, then send a 3.5 over to the gaming PC from the GoXLR. In the software u can choose specifically what audio source to send over. Need to make a video on that too lol. Not enough time in the day I swear
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 yea I got a "focusrite 2i2" as my audio interface and a "at4040" for the mic, I'll probably get the xlr mini sometime down the road, I just gotta get this to work for now. Thanks again
What is the game your playing?
That my friend, would be Anger Foot. Cool little Fps that's got a free demo on steam. Worth a look!
I have my mic on my streaming PC. Can I still use this tut to have my mic go into game audio on the gaming PC while using the same mic for streaming on the streaming pc? Or must it be connected into the gaming? I'm having slight issues following all of this.
I also want to know this, and I wonder if I will only need 1x3.5mm(line out from streaming PC>line in to gaming PC) if I have 2 mics and a capture card? since line out from gaming PC to streaming PC seems just for your mic...?
Hello. Is this possible with a gaming laptop that only has one 3.5mm jack? To a Pc for streaming?
That is a tough one, if the laptop is the gaming PC you wont be able to hear the alerts coming from he stream PC.
Vice versa if the laptop is the streaming PC, it wont be able to accept incoming audio.
Only other suggestion I could give is trying an external sound card. But I've never tried it, so your mileage may very. Good luck!
can you link me the splitter wire
so im using a laptop and a pc. laptop is my streaming and pc is my gaming. my laptop only has the one audio jack thats used for mic and headset
Had someone else mention a situation like this, only thing I could suggest is a USB-->audio jack converter, decently priced on Amazon.
But I've never tested this so I'm not sure if windows would treat it as an input/output device. Would be interested to know if they work!
Dont have sound on streaming PC on obs....
Did you select the audio output in your game?
How do i stop hearing myself talk on my gaming pc
If you're on a budget, it works. I'd also recommend VB-audio voicemeeter for routing your audio instead of the Elgato audio software, though.
VoiceMeeter is great! Currently using it with a Korg midi controller, love it.
everyone praises voicemeeter but ive followed at least 30 guides on voicemeeter and still to this day it makes my audio insanely inconsistent and sometimes out of nowhere will start crackling, never found a solve except not using it..
If it's crackling, you have mismatching sample rates. I had that issue too and it drove me crazy.
Had to make everything 48khz, from voicemeeter input to every virtual audio cable.
I get it though, hope you found something that works better for your setup!
@@dweebhubtutorials4893 yeah no I've done that already ahaha, it drove me crazy too, spent 12 hours straight trying every little thing everyone said would fix it and nothing ever worked lol, oh well. Thanks anyway tho, i appreciate it!
Is there a way to not hear my own voice
Okay ive progressed what im missing is the ability to hear alerts from my gaming rig
Sorry, there is no software available at the moment. 😒
I wonder if I will only need 1x3.5mm(line out from streaming PC>line in to gaming PC) if I have 2 mics and a capture card(of course)?
I mean line out from gaming PC>line in to streaming PC seems just for the mic, right...?(or maybe I misunderstood something)
If you have 1 mic per PC, then it yeah you shouldnt need another 3.5 cable. you would just need to hear alerts from the stream pc. all other desktop audio would come from the cap card.
I believe what you stated would be okay, but then again I dont trust windows =)
Hello, with this method, is there a way to have music sent over from your gaming PC to your streaming pc and have it set to OBS as its own slider in OBS in your Streaming Pc ?
Also, i have my Discord on my gaming PC, is there a way that i can have it run differently and put onto a different input on streaming pc or will all the sound from the Output me mixed of Gameplay as well as Discord.
are you supposed to hear yourself talking?
This was such a helpful video. I just have one problem, how can I not hear myself talk on the mic? Lol, I have to have “listen to this device” ticked, but I can’t think when I start talking over myself lol. Thanks.
since you have the listen to this device selected for your microphone, make sure you have the line out selected as the "playback through this device".
That way the mics audio is being played back through the aux cable instead of your headphones (which are your gaming PC's default playback device)