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You can. Just do what I suggest in this video and connect obs to RUclips and hit start streaming.

There's a couple of options #1 use steelseries sonar streamer software to add the compressor to you mic, then use the mic aux output from sonar to you podcasting software. Or use a program called equalizerAPO to add the same effects to your mic.

You can use steelseries sonar to add the compressor to you mic or you can use equalizerAPO. That's what I would suggest. But if you this you only need the obs limiter.

The Bluetooth comes with lights. You want as much light on the screen as possible. 1 light would be tough to work with, but the least amount you can buy is 2 anyway.

I have updated the export code on the website post. The last update of streamerbot must have broken it, but I have tested it with the updated code and it works. Grab it from the website, linked in the description.

@@infinitequality thanks!

No for your situation I would use an HDMI switch amzn.to/3Wxze4o

Did you check the volume in the windows recording section? It needs to be at 100 like I suggest in the video.

This question doesn't make sense. Don't use headphones, if you don't want to use headphones.

Go to our website, join our discord, upload the recording so I can listen to it.

The ui has changed a lot. But mostly everything is under the actions tab. If you can't see the actions tab right click on any tab and enable the actions tab.

If you add a mic as a source it will only show up in the scenes that source is connected to. If you add it in the settings, like I suggested in this video, it will be a global device and be connected to every scene.

This is highly subjective. I would need to know your budget and goals for the kind of headset to suggest.

A pop filter is ugly, harder to use properly, and will not be as effective as the foam in this use case. For youtube videos and live streamers, using a pop filter is a bad idea. Pop filters are used in recorded studio settings where you can properly control distances from the mic. Live streamers and people talking into a mic for a youtube video is nothing like recording in a controlled studio environment. It's close to a stage performance like a comedian or a band. Have you ever seen a comedian or a band use pop filters on stage? Have you ever seen them use foam?

Try downloading the latest version of OBS studio from the website, don't use Streamlabs

you using usb or xlr??

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@@myappealinglife thanks for replying

@@SuccessFitness Of course no problem. I just realized who you are. I watched your journey a few years ago when you did the water and juice fast. Glad to see you're still making content, and are still maintaining your health.

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If my settings in this video didn't work, then likely your mic is bad. It's a pretty low priced item, so it could either be broken or just bad in general. I recommend a q2u if you want a good mic.

@@infinitequality yeah 100% the headset and mic are ass lol i was on a budget but i paid 60$ for it i thought it would atleast be decent

@@17xeno That's on you. Never get a gaming headset. Get a Headphone and a mic separatedly

@@esfera2181 chill saying that like i was blaming someone else for my bad purchase.

Yep, anything that works as a media file in OBS will work. Gifs, audio, video, etc..

This depends on your equipment and computer. This method should be primarily used for sharing and streaming, in which case there won't be a delay to the viewers, but I would use it to play as there will be input lag, a type of delay, though everything will be in sync if you set it up properly. You should continue to play the way you normally would, and just use this to stream, and that will not be out of sync.

Join our discord through the website and I can help you there. Just ask for help in the main chat. :)

Yes. Just add a hotkey under the trigger section.

A new camera would help for sure. For now one thing you can do to help is use a color correction filter after your chroma key filter in OBS. Then use the saturation and tint sliders to try and fix your skin tones.

@@infinitequality Awesome, thanks! I will be trying that for sure. Grabbed 2 of my wife's makeup mirror ring light things and threw em on top of my KRK rokit 5's to use as key lights and it's crazy how much of a difference that made already. Will now just need to dial in those sliders. Never realized the importance of lighting for the camera. Definitely don't need to spend a ton of money to make it look great. Appreciate your knowledge and help!

Try moving the mic around the space and see if it's picking something up. Monitors, TV's, and other devices can cause some static like sounds on many mics. It will get louder or quicker depending on how close it is to the source. My drawing screen makes the most noise and I have to use an mxl-bcd 1 to get rid of the noise. The other reason could be the the XLR cable. Try and move it around, it may be laying on something that's putting out noise, power cables and devices can also cause this depending on the device and cable.

i'll try messing with those things. i have a very quiet pc, barely audible even when sitting right next to it. the cord only comes into contact with the desk and i really have no way around that without laying it on the pc which i imagine will make the sound worse. i did realize getting an aux cable and running an output from the mic reduced the buzzing greatly. not totally sure what the issue is, but it's about 90% resolved and i appreciate the suggestions. i'll see if they help

You can do this by setting up two actions for random videos one pointing to each folder. Then create a new action that is set to random. Add both sub actions for each random video folder to the action set to random. This will in effect randomly choose to update the source from either sub action attached to the different folders.

The current version of audacity is garbage and basically spyware. Use cakewalk. It's free. Copy my windows settings from this video and record at 48000 in cakewalk. Add similar filters.

You can use both websockets at the same time, just choose different ports. But I suspect they will all still work with websocket 4.9 if you want to test.

@@infinitequality thank you

Audacity is actually pretty terrible these days and I wouldn't recommend it. If you want to do some simple audio recording you can actually use OBS to capture and edit in something like Resolve or olive. I would recommend not using audacity these days. If you don't need to edit, then just record in OBS and convert the file to audio only using shutter encode. If you want a simple editor use olive, and use the old unsupported version instead of the beta.

Everything you need to get a great sound can be done inside OBS with plugins. If you want the highest quality audio possible, invest in a great microphone (sm7b) and a behringer soundboard with compression. Nothing beats good equipment for audio quality.

The trick for using lights and not blinding yourself is to use a lot of lights spread out instead of a couple of lights turned way up. Putting a couple of lights in 2 spots means the light is focused and that causes them to hurt your eyes. A lot of smaller lights spread out but turned down means the light is less intense from one spot making it easier on your eyes.