What a God send you are, I have watch loads of videos and was more confuse after watching them, your videos are so straight forward to follow step by step. how i wish there wwere a way i could bless you for your kind work. God blessings on you and your family.
I just want to thank you so much for the time and effort you have put into this channel and videos about making streaming as good as it can be. God Bless you Brother!
Unfortunately at the moment you can't, OBS only works with standalone dll vst file, and doesn't work with the way waves bundles all their plugins in to one file. Hopefully OBS will add this functionality.
You look at where the actual "tick" sound is in a video editor and then look at where the moving line at the bottom is, that time tells you how far out of sync you are.
thanks for posting, being a "Newbie" to this whole thing, I found this helpful. Do you have a video's or ideas on how I can fix the sound coming in from a usb condenser mic to a computer that I am using for web meeting, and class teaching like zoom?
Are the microphones separate from the cameras? Then I'm not sure there is single switcher that will do that. If the mics are connected to the cameras, then any Atem ISO switcher will let you record each camera to an individual file for later edit.
Thanks for the insights. How about if my mixer as Audio Interface USB to connect to Mac? Or should I have to buy an external Audio interface. God Bless You.
Thanks wonderful lessons. Question, Pls is it ok to use a capture card device that brings in both audio from mixer and video from camera into your computer to avoid such synch issues? Btw would this be a good setup instead of having 2 devices -- the audio interface and capture card?
@@BallastMedia Thanks. And pls if I make use of the capture card to bring in my audio into computer, is it possible for me to mix it for my livestream separately from the house mix without having the main house adjustments alter the livestream mix? In summary how can I mix this sound from a capture card on my computer pls? Thanks again
We have a Yamaha 32 ch analog mixer and i use the Mono exit to get the audio up to the camera and back to the computer via the hdmi/usb conevtion, i don’t get the luxury mix you showed in another video but at least is some audio output very decent. Do you suggest something else?
You could try using an AUX output from the board. That would give you the capability to adjust the levels differently from how they are mixed in the house - e.g. add more drums, add a room mic, etc.
I noticed a lot of tutorials are inserting a usb interface between the behringer x32 and their live stream PC but that’s not necessary cause you can stream a mixbus through the usb to the live stream PC, hope to do a tutorial on this on day....
what if i insert the sync offset for the delay and everything goes fine, but after a while of recording or sometimes when i close OBS and open it again, the dleay is somehow differente, like sometimes is my voice, and sometimes my camera doesnt goes right with the capture card.
If the sync offset is changing that's usually an indication your computer isn't keeping up with the rendering and is dropping frames. What are the specs of your computer?
Great video but I have a doubt. I need a diagram for my tournament that I am going to run in the coming month. I have a PS4 which will output a fighting game on Benq RL 2460 monitor through HDMI, I also have a capture card (Elgato HD 60S) through which I can stream at 1080p @ 60 fps. Then, I have a casting booth where two casters or commentators will analyze and talk about the ongoing match at hand. How do I get and sync all the audio so that there is no delay while they cast or commentate? I haven't used a mixer before hence your help and expertise in this would really be appreciated.
You can use just about any audio interface with multiple inputs to give microphones to your commentators. Just use that interface as another input to obs. Then use the method in this video to see if your video camera and audio is in sync. It won't matter if it's completely sync'd with the game because you won't see the person speaking's lips moving when the game footage is shown.
Hi can someone help. Why is it we fixed the latency issues on OBS but still one we go live on Facebook it's still out of sync. We have recorded it also on a hyperdeck and on computer all in sync except Facebook.
How do you sync audio with 2 different camera sources? For example, I have Canon Vixia through an Elgato capture card, and an iPhone connected by lightning cable through OBS.camera. I have audio delayed 350 ms. To match the Canon, but doesn’t match the iPhone camera feeed
DAW stands for "Digital Audio Workstation" Just means software on a computer that acts as a mixer. (Reaper, Pro Tools, Logic, etc.) Usually used for recording, but in this case we use it to mix live.
@@BallastMedia not if your video from the cameras is routed to hdmi inputs and your audio is coming from a sound console to line in. Then there is latency on the HDMIs and no latency on the line input.
@Pavel Suchkov Black Magic added an audio delay feature to the Atem Mini line sometime this year; however, it is set in "frames" of delay instead of milliseconds. So you will need to calculate how many "frames" delay you need. Err on the side of the audio being 1/2 frame later than the video vs the other way around (our brain is used to light travelling faster than sound). You have to install the black magic software to change the audio delay in the atem mini.
Hello Steve, Do u recommend we use a different audio interface instead of AJA utap capture card? I really struggle to get audio into my PC with the AJA utap capture card.
What is the rest of your environment? Are you using a video switcher, or just a single camera? (Usually in OBS you have to go in to the u-tap configuration, and select "Use different audio device" - or something like that, and then in the drop down that appears, just select the u-tap. Not sure why, but that works for me.)
@@BallastMedia Dear Stephen (hope im spelling that right) first of all, you are amazing in two areas, teaching & knowing the most likely problems people are having. So... thank you SO MUCH! I need help! My setup is based around a: ENVIRONMENT Roland V-1HD SWITCHER (all hdmi in & out) I run a mic into Roland mic in. (Im using the Canon Vixia - your recommendation, love it).. preview goes to a monitor and program out goes through a Clear Click HD60 Vid Recorder (because it has hdmi in and then I run the hdmi out to the AJA hdmi in - then it goes usb out of AJA into MSI i7 usb, into OBS. The delay was crazy (2 seconds?) and then it started looping.. this was LIVE. (When I record, not stream, all works perfect)... Please help! I think, based on watching you, perhaps skip plugging mic into Roland, and go straight into the camera? Im gonna try that tomorrow, but do you have any other thoughts??? Thank you so much! David Benjamin 😊👍
Hi Ballast Media Great video. I use a similar setup and test sync with files like yours, played directly from TH-cam. I have noticed that the delay required varies over time. Can this be depending on how much RAM I'm using or how much my CPU is working? I should mention that I don't have a separate GPU and my 5 y old PC uses Core i7 and 8 GB RAM.
Usually if the sync varies over time, something is causing it to go out - and the most likely reason is dropped frames. If you are using OBS, do you have dropped frames in the View-Stats window?
Hi, there. I've been experiencing some strange continuous "di di di" sound using a Rode Video Mic Pro in a Sony A6500. And this noise comes up only in the OBS software, not in the Black Magig Media Expressa. Would know how fix this problem... I've seen more people complaining abou it in OBS Forum. Thanks!
Yes, just make sure the camera can take line-level signals, as this is what is coming out of your board. Some low end consumer cameras only take mic-level. If so you'll need some inline conversion.
Thanks for the video! I would like to use Blackmagic Design's native livestreaming interface and not OBS. However Blackmagic doesn't have the audio delay function on its interface. Is there a hardware solution to this? Do you have an audio mixer to recommend that could perform the same function? Ie delay the audio output. Thanks a bunch!!
@@BallastMedia we are using restream and pushing OBS with an IMac with an ATEM extreme. Frame rate is 30 across the board and Ethernet plug in with good upload speed.
Was there a video of a device that your audio and video went into and synced it together then output to your computer? I don’t think I dreamed it but I can’t find the video?
Not sure what you are referring to. In our setup, I keep the latency in my DAW/system to less then 1 frame of delay, so I don't do any "re-syncing" between my audio and video. If you needed to do it, the easiest place would be in the encoding software, like OBS. Hardware devices that sync audio and video are expensive, you can get devices that will delay audio reasonably, but delaying video is expensive in a stand alone device.
Good to you Mr Ballast, first and almost I would really like to appreciate the excellent work you you do for the public, please can describe where we can download this application?
but what if the sync goes out of whack during the livestream and doesnt have a consistent lag? It works fine and then goes out and then gets back in sync a few minutes later. Its like I need some kind of buffer.
That's usually an indicator your computer is dropping frames and not keeping up with the encoding or rendering. Go to View menu in OBS and click Stats. Anything showing red or orange when it goes out of sync?
Usually audio drift is 1. a sample rate issue (44.1 vs. 48) or 2. an encoder issue, file format. I'd say, first make sure OBS is set to the same sample rate as your system audio coming from skype.
Hmmm, that sounds like a CPU overload issue. In OBS go to the View menu and click Stats (when you are streaming) and see if anything is showing up red.
If you have multiple cameras coming in a different times, then you need to find out which camera is the slowest/latest and delay each camera feed to match it, then align audio to the slowest camera as well.
@@BallastMedia How would you do that if using an ATEM mini? I've had a heck of a timing syncing audio through an ATEM with a 3 x camera setup + pc playback. 3 x wireless lapels to a mixer, then xlr out to camera 2 (of the 3) since also recording on this as a backup. Camera2 then hdmi to ATEM mini into macbook & OBS to FB. Tried using Castr for TH-cam stream as well, but currently aborted that due to sync issue. Even just using mic direct to the camera2, then HDMI to ATEM/OBS the audio also drifts. Either setup I can get what appears to be in sync when doing a test record in OBS (with clapping & count to 5), at start of 1hr show when streaming through OBS to FB it is ok, but then definitely drifts throughout, so I need to chase the offset. I've tried so many things but running out of ideas how to fix it. All settings of cameras and Atem, obs are 1080p 25fps. Any advice greatly appreciated.
We have the issue, that our PGM output to OBS is in sync (we added 4 frames delay to audio), but after streaming longer than 20-30min theres a delay again between audio and video. That seems to be a youtube problem. Anyone with a solution?
Ballast Media We use a ATEM 1 M/E Production Studio 4K as the last unit before OBS. I will check the framerates of al units and softwares tonight. Good advice! Thanks.
okay but why is no one showing what to do if the audio is the delayed one. my audio is like 3 seconds delayed from my video and I'm pretty sure its because Im using voicemeter banana, but no one is talking about that, only the video delay which is funny because generally, microphones have a lot more post processing done to them which would cause a delay in the final signal.
It is much more common for video to be behind because of the much higher bandwidth/processing requirement at every step. Audio is miniscule in comparison. That being said, there is a way to add delay to video in OBS as well.
@@BallastMedia Does the amount of delay change due to issues in internet connectivity once both the video and audio source is pushed into the streaming service(FB or TH-cam)?
@@gracecovenantfellowship9608 it shouldn't. Unless there is a glitch of some kind. Usually if they become out of sync over time it's a sample rate mismatch issue.
I am unable to live stream in Facebook using OBS running on Windows 10 HP desktop It says unable to find camera I did the privacy settings and still nothing The camera is being recognized by OBS but not by Facebook I tried using a different browser (Firefox) and it says to update Chrome But I am running the latest version of Chrome And I even uninstalled Chrome and reinstalled it To make sure I have the latest version of Chrome PLEASE HELP
Have you watched this video on how to stream with OBS? If Facebook is saying it doesn't recognize the camera, it sounds like you aren't using the connect tab, but the camera tab.
Yes I did see that video I am using the u-tap and the Blackmagic design. I set it up and was using it perfectly for about a year flawlessly but last Sunday I got a message from Facebook page stating unable to find camera. Idk If Facebook or Chrome did an update but now I am unable to live stream
I can't tell you how long I've searched for a channel like this that provides so much info specific to live streaming. It's brilliant
Informative, to the point, no bullshit. Thank god such channels exist
What a God send you are, I have watch loads of videos and was more confuse after watching them, your videos are so straight forward to follow step by step. how i wish there wwere a way i could bless you for your kind work. God blessings on you and your family.
I just want to thank you so much for the time and effort you have put into this channel and videos about making streaming as good as it can be. God Bless you Brother!
How do use waves plugins in obs? I’ve tried and failed.
Unfortunately at the moment you can't, OBS only works with standalone dll vst file, and doesn't work with the way waves bundles all their plugins in to one file. Hopefully OBS will add this functionality.
Subbed! That free video of the bouncing ball is gold! Thank you!
Hey Stephen i transfer my video and audio feed via a cat7 and works really good instead of using sdi. Great video
So much better than trying to read lips! :) Thanks, Stephen.
thanks! how do you know it's 500 ms?
You look at where the actual "tick" sound is in a video editor and then look at where the moving line at the bottom is, that time tells you how far out of sync you are.
@@BallastMedia ahh. I found frames to ms calculator
thanks for posting, being a "Newbie" to this whole thing, I found this helpful. Do you have a video's or ideas on how I can fix the sound coming in from a usb condenser mic to a computer that I am using for web meeting, and class teaching like zoom?
What would you recommend for Video/ audio switcher that would handle at least 3 cameras/ 3 Microphones and record each mic in separate tracks?
Are the microphones separate from the cameras? Then I'm not sure there is single switcher that will do that. If the mics are connected to the cameras, then any Atem ISO switcher will let you record each camera to an individual file for later edit.
Great simple explanations. Congrats.
Really good! Thank you very much for these informations 👍🏼
SO HELPFUL!!! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this my friend!
Brother, you're a genius. That bouncing ball
Thanks for the insights. How about if my mixer as Audio Interface USB to connect to Mac? Or should I have to buy an external Audio interface. God Bless You.
For sure, use the USB interface you have.
Thanks wonderful lessons. Question, Pls is it ok to use a capture card device that brings in both audio from mixer and video from camera into your computer to avoid such synch issues? Btw would this be a good setup instead of having 2 devices -- the audio interface and capture card?
Yes, most video capture devices bring in audio as well, and if you can get your audio in that way you can usually avoid sync issues.
@@BallastMedia Thanks. And pls if I make use of the capture card to bring in my audio into computer, is it possible for me to mix it for my livestream separately from the house mix without having the main house adjustments alter the livestream mix? In summary how can I mix this sound from a capture card on my computer pls? Thanks again
Can behringer um2 comfortable for Obs windows
We have a Yamaha 32 ch analog mixer and i use the Mono exit to get the audio up to the camera and back to the computer via the hdmi/usb conevtion, i don’t get the luxury mix you showed in another video but at least is some audio output very decent. Do you suggest something else?
You could try using an AUX output from the board. That would give you the capability to adjust the levels differently from how they are mixed in the house - e.g. add more drums, add a room mic, etc.
Thumbs up and subbed! Thanks so much!
I noticed a lot of tutorials are inserting a usb interface between the behringer x32 and their live stream PC but that’s not necessary cause you can stream a mixbus through the usb to the live stream PC, hope to do a tutorial on this on day....
what if i insert the sync offset for the delay and everything goes fine, but after a while of recording or sometimes when i close OBS and open it again, the dleay is somehow differente, like sometimes is my voice, and sometimes my camera doesnt goes right with the capture card.
If the sync offset is changing that's usually an indication your computer isn't keeping up with the rendering and is dropping frames. What are the specs of your computer?
@@BallastMedia intel core 17-3770k 3.50 GHz, Intel HD Graphics 4000
Great video but I have a doubt. I need a diagram for my tournament that I am going to run in the coming month. I have a PS4 which will output a fighting game on Benq RL 2460 monitor through HDMI, I also have a capture card (Elgato HD 60S) through which I can stream at 1080p @ 60 fps. Then, I have a casting booth where two casters or commentators will analyze and talk about the ongoing match at hand. How do I get and sync all the audio so that there is no delay while they cast or commentate? I haven't used a mixer before hence your help and expertise in this would really be appreciated.
You can use just about any audio interface with multiple inputs to give microphones to your commentators. Just use that interface as another input to obs. Then use the method in this video to see if your video camera and audio is in sync. It won't matter if it's completely sync'd with the game because you won't see the person speaking's lips moving when the game footage is shown.
Thank you for this awesome tips!
Hi can someone help. Why is it we fixed the latency issues on OBS but still one we go live on Facebook it's still out of sync. We have recorded it also on a hyperdeck and on computer all in sync except Facebook.
How do you sync audio with 2 different camera sources? For example, I have Canon Vixia through an Elgato capture card, and an iPhone connected by lightning cable through OBS.camera. I have audio delayed 350 ms. To match the Canon, but doesn’t match the iPhone camera feeed
Delay to the slowest source. You'll need to delay the capture card to the ndi source and then delay the audio to that.
Very brilliant tutorial
Great video. Can you explain what DAW is? Thanks
DAW stands for "Digital Audio Workstation" Just means software on a computer that acts as a mixer. (Reaper, Pro Tools, Logic, etc.) Usually used for recording, but in this case we use it to mix live.
@@BallastMedia Hold up, do you mean I can use Logic Pro X to like a mixer for live streaming?
@@Kjaywest Sure! I've been mixing our live stream in a DAW for about 3 years now. Check out this video th-cam.com/video/uHd9Y5oQVuk/w-d-xo.html
Hello Sir,
I am using Motu MT3 828 audio interface. On OBS my device is detected but audio signal is not coming. Please please try to solve my issue
Thank you so much for this useful info!
Can you please tell me if the same is applicable if I use the atem mini with audio coming in to the Line 1?
Audio coming out of atem mini should be in sync. You shouldn't have to sync it.
@@BallastMedia not if your video from the cameras is routed to hdmi inputs and your audio is coming from a sound console to line in. Then there is latency on the HDMIs and no latency on the line input.
@Pavel Suchkov Black Magic added an audio delay feature to the Atem Mini line sometime this year; however, it is set in "frames" of delay instead of milliseconds. So you will need to calculate how many "frames" delay you need. Err on the side of the audio being 1/2 frame later than the video vs the other way around (our brain is used to light travelling faster than sound). You have to install the black magic software to change the audio delay in the atem mini.
Question, have you checked out the Rodecaster Pro mixer? Do you think for a beginner setup, it would work with OBS?
Sure, I don't see why not, it will just show up on your system like any other audio interface when you connect it through USB.
Hello Steve, Do u recommend we use a different audio interface instead of AJA utap capture card? I really struggle to get audio into my PC with the AJA utap capture card.
What is the rest of your environment? Are you using a video switcher, or just a single camera? (Usually in OBS you have to go in to the u-tap configuration, and select "Use different audio device" - or something like that, and then in the drop down that appears, just select the u-tap. Not sure why, but that works for me.)
@@BallastMedia Dear Stephen (hope im spelling that right) first of all, you are amazing in two areas, teaching & knowing the most likely problems people are having. So... thank you SO MUCH!
I need help! My setup is based around a: ENVIRONMENT
Roland V-1HD SWITCHER (all hdmi in & out) I run a mic into Roland mic in. (Im using the Canon Vixia - your recommendation, love it).. preview goes to a monitor and program out goes through a Clear Click HD60 Vid Recorder (because it has hdmi in and then I run the hdmi out to the AJA hdmi in - then it goes usb out of AJA into MSI i7 usb, into OBS.
The delay was crazy (2 seconds?) and then it started looping.. this was LIVE. (When I record, not stream, all works perfect)...
Please help! I think, based on watching you, perhaps skip plugging mic into Roland, and go straight into the camera? Im gonna try that tomorrow, but do you have any other thoughts???
Thank you so much!
David Benjamin 😊👍
Hi Ballast Media
Great video. I use a similar setup and test sync with files like yours, played directly from TH-cam.
I have noticed that the delay required varies over time. Can this be depending on how much RAM I'm using or how much my CPU is working?
I should mention that I don't have a separate GPU and my 5 y old PC uses Core i7 and 8 GB RAM.
Usually if the sync varies over time, something is causing it to go out - and the most likely reason is dropped frames. If you are using OBS, do you have dropped frames in the View-Stats window?
I haven't looked at the dropped frame information. I'll do that next time.
Hi, there. I've been experiencing some strange continuous "di di di" sound using a Rode Video Mic Pro in a Sony A6500. And this noise comes up only in the OBS software, not in the Black Magig Media Expressa. Would know how fix this problem... I've seen more people complaining abou it in OBS Forum. Thanks!
Sorry, I have no clue what that might be. Do you get the same sound using the A6500 without the Rode mic in OBS? Just using the onboard mic?
@@BallastMedia Yes, it happens the same weard noise :/
Are you able to capture sound by just running a cable from the sound board to the camera directly? (not live streaming just normal recording)
Yes, just make sure the camera can take line-level signals, as this is what is coming out of your board. Some low end consumer cameras only take mic-level. If so you'll need some inline conversion.
what Pc specs you recommend for video and audio streaming?
How are you using waves plugins. Is it with the OBS?
No, we mix our live stream in a DAW (Reaper) on a computer. The plugins run in Reaper. Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/uHd9Y5oQVuk/w-d-xo.html
Just what I needed, thanx!
Thanks for the video! I would like to use Blackmagic Design's native livestreaming interface and not OBS. However Blackmagic doesn't have the audio delay function on its interface. Is there a hardware solution to this? Do you have an audio mixer to recommend that could perform the same function? Ie delay the audio output. Thanks a bunch!!
Not sure what native livestreaming software BMD has, but anyways, you can use a device like this: amzn.to/2x2C0ab
@@BallastMedia have you used this before? Live streaming to facebook is not synced but to youtube it is
@@nathanpmarlow How are you streaming to both platforms? What video standard are you sending, seems odd that one is off and the other isn't.
@@BallastMedia we are using restream and pushing OBS with an IMac with an ATEM extreme. Frame rate is 30 across the board and Ethernet plug in with good upload speed.
thank you brother!
The sync test video I ve downloaded from your website has no audio
Was there a video of a device that your audio and video went into and synced it together then output to your computer? I don’t think I dreamed it but I can’t find the video?
Not sure what you are referring to. In our setup, I keep the latency in my DAW/system to less then 1 frame of delay, so I don't do any "re-syncing" between my audio and video. If you needed to do it, the easiest place would be in the encoding software, like OBS. Hardware devices that sync audio and video are expensive, you can get devices that will delay audio reasonably, but delaying video is expensive in a stand alone device.
Good to you Mr Ballast, first and almost I would really like to appreciate the excellent work you you do for the public, please can describe where we can download this application?
OBS? www.obsproject.com. The video file for syncing is linked in the description of this video.
Great solution
but what if the sync goes out of whack during the livestream and doesnt have a consistent lag? It works fine and then goes out and then gets back in sync a few minutes later. Its like I need some kind of buffer.
That's usually an indicator your computer is dropping frames and not keeping up with the encoding or rendering. Go to View menu in OBS and click Stats. Anything showing red or orange when it goes out of sync?
do you know how to fix audio drift when recording skype video in obs?
Usually audio drift is 1. a sample rate issue (44.1 vs. 48) or 2. an encoder issue, file format. I'd say, first make sure OBS is set to the same sample rate as your system audio coming from skype.
Thank you very much
Work great thanks for the help...
Cool stuff! Thank for idea!
Hi my video audio goes out of sync when there too much movements nd when the camera is zoomed
Hmmm, that sounds like a CPU overload issue. In OBS go to the View menu and click Stats (when you are streaming) and see if anything is showing up red.
This video helped me a lot to sync 1 camera 🎥, but I have 3 connected and the other 2 are off . So I’m able to sync only one 😞
If you have multiple cameras coming in a different times, then you need to find out which camera is the slowest/latest and delay each camera feed to match it, then align audio to the slowest camera as well.
@@BallastMedia How would you do that if using an ATEM mini? I've had a heck of a timing syncing audio through an ATEM with a 3 x camera setup + pc playback. 3 x wireless lapels to a mixer, then xlr out to camera 2 (of the 3) since also recording on this as a backup. Camera2 then hdmi to ATEM mini into macbook & OBS to FB. Tried using Castr for TH-cam stream as well, but currently aborted that due to sync issue. Even just using mic direct to the camera2, then HDMI to ATEM/OBS the audio also drifts. Either setup I can get what appears to be in sync when doing a test record in OBS (with clapping & count to 5), at start of 1hr show when streaming through OBS to FB it is ok, but then definitely drifts throughout, so I need to chase the offset. I've tried so many things but running out of ideas how to fix it. All settings of cameras and Atem, obs are 1080p 25fps. Any advice greatly appreciated.
We have the issue, that our PGM output to OBS is in sync (we added 4 frames delay to audio), but after streaming longer than 20-30min theres a delay again between audio and video. That seems to be a youtube problem. Anyone with a solution?
What ATEM model are you using? What sample rate is your audio set to in OBS? 44.1 or 48? Sometimes drift over time is due to mismatched sample rates.
Ballast Media We use a ATEM 1 M/E Production Studio 4K as the last unit before OBS. I will check the framerates of al units and softwares tonight. Good advice! Thanks.
okay but why is no one showing what to do if the audio is the delayed one. my audio is like 3 seconds delayed from my video and I'm pretty sure its because Im using voicemeter banana, but no one is talking about that, only the video delay which is funny because generally, microphones have a lot more post processing done to them which would cause a delay in the final signal.
It is much more common for video to be behind because of the much higher bandwidth/processing requirement at every step. Audio is miniscule in comparison. That being said, there is a way to add delay to video in OBS as well.
What a genius!
Thanks
How often do i need to sync the video/audio?
Once. Unless something in the setup changes, the amount of delay shouldn't change.
@@BallastMedia Does the amount of delay change due to issues in internet connectivity once both the video and audio source is pushed into the streaming service(FB or TH-cam)?
@@gracecovenantfellowship9608 it shouldn't. Unless there is a glitch of some kind. Usually if they become out of sync over time it's a sample rate mismatch issue.
Awesome
Can we do audio live with ip camera.
I have amplifier also
Check out my newest video, I talk about ip cameras and how to do audio. th-cam.com/video/i_Cncshlc6g/w-d-xo.html
thanks
who control time?
I am unable to live stream in Facebook using OBS running on Windows 10 HP desktop
It says unable to find camera
I did the privacy settings and still nothing
The camera is being recognized by OBS but not by Facebook
I tried using a different browser (Firefox) and it says to update Chrome
But I am running the latest version of Chrome
And I even uninstalled Chrome and reinstalled it
To make sure I have the latest version of Chrome
PLEASE HELP
Have you watched this video on how to stream with OBS? If Facebook is saying it doesn't recognize the camera, it sounds like you aren't using the connect tab, but the camera tab.
th-cam.com/video/2fggKym43hs/w-d-xo.html
Yes I did see that video
I am using the u-tap and the Blackmagic design. I set it up and was using it perfectly for about a year flawlessly but last Sunday I got a message from Facebook page stating unable to find camera. Idk If Facebook or Chrome did an update but now I am unable to live stream
@@feyandd have you updated the version of obs you are using in a while?
MAJORLY helpful. Thank you!!!!