HARDWARE -> OBS -> Spreaker/Shoutcast would be mighty effing convenient. I work with an external hardware mixer and mircrophones and separate hardware for Skype calls. Dual 1/4 to 1/8 Cable > USB Sound Card > Computer. Depending on the outlets of your audio mixer, the following solutions will work for you: RCA to 1/8 Cable > USB Sound Card > Computer. I do video podcasts that also streams live on Spreaker. No matter what you’re trying to accomplish, this tutorial will show you 6 different ways to connect an audio mixer to a computer. Welcome to why OBS needs a secondary dedicated audio output routing feature built into it. Then just include the first PassThru audio device in the chain above as an audio source and de MUTE ALL OTHER AUDIO in one of the PassThru audio devices. NOTE your monitor from OBS will be delayed as it's being passed thru to Shoutcast, so another Loopback PassThru audio device that you set in loopback to monitor through your soundcard - or whatever audio device your headphones are hooked into should have the monitor with XSOUNDCARD which is your main physical audio output set. depending on your sound card or how your computer setup is done something like that. I'm trying to do it the proper way without audio delay. works easier doing Shoutcast -> OBS but there is a delay in the Video vs Audio. but it can get a bit annoying as there are delays in the audio.ĮDIT: 814am EST I'm working on this right now to iron out the bugs. THIS IS AN ADVANCED PROCESS I haven't even figured it out 100\% and some extra research may be needed to iron out any kinks or even get what I'm describing to work. Set the input on your Shoutcast as your device and turn off any audio output or monitoring on your shoutcast streamer.Any audio BESIDES your Mic in that is playing in OBS that you want through the audio stream (game, music from a video, VLC music playlist, etc) - set the monitor+output on Advanced Settings for that Scene's audio you want on the audio-only stream.Set your Audio Monitoring Device to your sound card.Set your default (audio set in 3) as the mic/aux input on OBS audio settings.use your sound card as the default audio input.See if your audio card has a Loopback feature.This works If you have an audio card that your mic plugs into
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