I have an aux cord plugged into my computer aux port but I don't see the 3DS audio anywhere in OBS. Does this mean my computer's port is output only? If so, is there any operation or hardware that I can do/use to have it record the audio?
NTR screen recording and unable to see audio on OBS even with aux cord
- Thread starter chalkpaste
- Start date
- Views 880
- Replies 4
Try setting it under OBS settings>audio
Any updates?
Post automatically merged:
Any updates?
Last edited by BILLYBOBERTJOE,
The majority of slim to ultra thin laptops only have an audio output or uses the same plug to deal with both wich will require you to have a splitter. Your safest bet is to get a usb audio adapter that has both an output and input jack, audio quality might be less than onboard audio.
The dell xps 15 uses a combo port, you will need to get one of those 3.5mm splitter adapters for input or get a usb audio adaptor.
example of a usb a/c adapter: here
example of a 3.5mm splitter: here
Problems with a 3.5mm splitter is that it uses either the left or right channels for audio input, your only going to be able to record in mono rather than stereo.
The dell xps 15 uses a combo port, you will need to get one of those 3.5mm splitter adapters for input or get a usb audio adaptor.
example of a usb a/c adapter: here
example of a 3.5mm splitter: here
Problems with a 3.5mm splitter is that it uses either the left or right channels for audio input, your only going to be able to record in mono rather than stereo.
Similar threads
-
-
@
SylverReZ:
GBAtemp should be legally obligated to ban them, as its against the law to collect information from users under 13 because of COPPA.
-
-
-
-
@
Psionic Roshambo:
VR is like 3D TVs in my opinion it's cool and all but it doesn't have enough great content.+1 -
-
-
@
Veho:
VR had the chance to integrate with existing games and tech but VR companies said "NO, I WANT MY SHIT TO BE STANDALONE AND MY GAMES EXCLUSIVE TO FACEBOOK"+2 -
@
Veho:
Back when Oculus Rift was still starting out and being demoed around, they modded existing games to use it as a 360° immersive screen thing and that was AMAZING.+2
-
@
K3Nv2:
The tech isn't there for affordable power enough VR headsets at a good market value yet sadly, oculus had a good idea but didn't have enough funds for marketing iirc+1 -
@
Veho:
But now it's "can I use my VR set with my racing games, that would be neat?" "ONLY IF YOU USE OUR DILDOSTICK CONTROLLERS AND RUN THE GAME ON OUR ANDROID-UNDERPOWERED BRICK"+2
-
@
Veho:
The tech to have quality VR goggles at an affordable price is here, but every set has to have 4 additional controllers and be standalone.+1
-
@
K3Nv2:
These are the same type of gamers that spend $2,000 on a GPU when a $600 GPU gives nearly the same outcome which is what the market looks at for them to do spend more on unneeded bs+2
-
@
K3Nv2:
If we're talking AAA titles a vr headset would be priced at nearly the same cost as a midrange gaming pc maybe even double+2
-
-
-
-
@
Psionic Roshambo:
I think they should bring back the shutter glasses for VR put 120Hz screen in for 60FPS and even a basic phone these days can pull that off
-
-
-
-
@
SylverReZ:
@K3Nv2, The types of gamers who pay $2,000 for RGB everything, and to run bloated Windows.
-
-