Followed video to an exact , with everything listed and stated. All I get from the PlayStation 5 is a terrible crackling/humming noise. Not sure where I went wrong . Any help?
I have a similar setup but with Xbox. I was told to go from Xbox, elgato capture card, hdmi extractor, monitor. Then just mute the capture card in OBS. Sucks it’s limited at 60hz with capture card, but that’s all the stream can see regardless.
nice Video 😁✌🏼 i have made in german 😅. An Update for the GO XLR coming soon with a Line Out Volume Fader. Then you don't need the volume regulator anymore👍🏻
My only question is why is the optical cable and extractor even necessary? If the game and chat audio is both controlled under the same slider for “line in” and usb sound card why would there be a need for the optical cable at all? I get that there could be an option to separate game and chat audio, through the goxlr, but PS already grants you that option and that’s not how it was configured in this vid. The optical cable and extractor feel very unnecessary to me
Works pretty much perfectly!! one question my PS5 audio is alot quieter than my PC, any suggestions why ? I've checked all my audio settings and GO XLR settings
Okay let me see if I got this right. I'm looking to set up a stream with my roommates, in the same room, around one mic. We aren't wearing headphones, and we're streaming off a ps5. Now, the only way for audio to be input through our xlr mic, would be to take a cable from the line out on our auido inter face, plug it into the mic in on the usb sound card? As it's set up right now, we have the xlr mic on a stand, plugged into the audio interface, and the audio interface has an optical port out to usb, and that usb is plugged into the back of the ps5. For some reason though, the ps5 doesn't recognize that mic. I hope I understood that correctly. Any feedback for tips or to if I've gotten the order wrong would be great.
One more tip to add to this video: On the PS5 with this setup Under "Audio Output" @8:05 you should change the "Output to Headphones" to "Chat audio" This will allow you to control the game and chat audio separate in the XLR app. (So you will use the "Console" slider for game audio and the "Line in" slider for voice
And I'm assuming with using the optical cable you would have your sound going to "tv" right? And thats where console audio is one slider and chate being line in is the other right?
hey so i tried this and it does work but for the line in my party chat seems very low even with the slider maxed out would the headphone volume control solve this ?
@@MassiveAssFat damn that’s for replying I’m ordering the volume controller and a 3.5mm audio y splitter maybe it might fix I will come back in and reply if it works
I have to be doing something wrong, but I followed every step as far as the wiring and routing to the goxlr, and I got it connected to my PS4 and I can tell that my mic is working in game, but I can’t hear the game in my headset. Neither can stream. Helpppp
See this doesn't work for me because I have the Astro A50 so I bought the adapter for the PS5 that they release. Then I have the hdmi going from the console to the adapter then to my display, for the optical cable it goes into my in port of my astro A50 base station then out optical port to my goxlr. Then I have a headset 3.5mm jack going from my goxlr to my base station so I'm able to hear everything. But I can't control the console game volume if I'm trying to like mute it or not hear it in my headset
I have an internal capture capture card in my PC which I use for streaming. From watching your video, I was a little bit confused on one part. So would you run the setup like this to get sound and video to the streaming PC: PS5 HDMI > Audio extractor IN > Audio extractor OUT > Elgato HDMI IN (In the PC) > Elgato HDMI OUT (In the PC) > Gaming Monitor. Then I would assume for the streaming monitor I would just have a DisplayPort cord from the streaming PC to that streaming monitor. Is that correct?
I have a similar setup but with Xbox. I was told to go from Xbox, elgato capture card, hdmi extractor, monitor. Then just mute the capture card in OBS. Sucks it’s limited at 60hz with capture card, but that’s all the stream can see regardless.
I might be a complete idiot here but how do I use a hd60s+ with this set up, if it's there I can't see it someone shed some light please because I'm going out my mind.
Um, the audio extractor does it have HDR 4k passthrough? If not then you will lose those features. I would recommend a way cheaper alternative. Plug the elgato link cable to the bottom of the controller and plug it into the input of the go XLR mini and buy a little boom lepel mic and run it and secure it close to the XLR mic you use to stream. Then so the rest of the settings. You get 4k HDR picture, get mic and sound through the input. Then adjust mic levels of game chat in the ps5 and then control mic and game sound in one dial. So much easier. Little more wires on your controller but no biggy. Cheaper, easier, and way better
@@haies09 I could share you what I do and after I got used to it omg, super easy.. I don't want to do it here but I literally have a discord channel where I help everyone with these types of features.. and unfortunately I haven't made videos on it
The only problem I have is when I plug the HDMI from my PS5 into the audio extractor, then into my elgato 4K pro, then to the TV I can no longer use HDR. But when I plug the HDMI from the audio extractor directly to the TV HDR works and also when I plug directly into the 4K pro HDR works but not both together.... Anyone have an idea whats causing that?
@@zachcrozier5710 So I kind of figured it out. In the 4K capture utility there is an option under the "device" tab and mine is set to: HDMI color range - Bypass (same as input) / Input EDID Mode - Display / EDID (internal) - Default. I'm also using an LG C2 as my monitor in 4K so idk if that changes anything. I also have under General tab stream link enabled at 2160p60. Hope this helps! 👍
My problem is that whenever I plug in the hdmi to the audio extractor from my ps5, then from the audio extractor to my elgato 4k pro. I don’t know how to route the hdmi cables. Is it out from ps5-audio extractor-in on elgato-out to monitor?
My game chat and party chat and COD isn’t working. I have a headset splitter that connects to both headphone and mic slots. However, call of duty isn’t catching my voice, possibly my routing settings are messed up? I’m using the Astro A10’s headset, please help!
do i really need an audio extractor for recording ps5 audio? can we just use the usb card plug the aux cable to the headset port of the usb card and to the line in of the goxlr?
I have a very similar setup using the audio adapter on the PS5 to the in and out of the GOXLR and Optical from tv for the game sound. I get audio via optical from TV to Toslink then to GOXLR. The weird part is my PS5 chat can hear everything I can. My game audio and any videos I'm playing on my computer. But the routing table only has the Mic set up to the output line. Apart from this, my chat on PS5 tells me my mic becomes robotic at times. I'm using the UGREEN Audio adapter. Anyone run into any of these issues?
yeah you would still mute that as all PS4/5 audio will be going through the GoXLR straight into the computer so you wouldn't need the audio from the HD60 as well, if unmuted you should see both audio bars on OBS increasing when there is audio from the playstation, so just mute the capture card. no sure what you mean by muting stopping the stream, but muting wont stop anything no, and if you mean stop your stream hearing it then no, as they will still hear the audio through the GoXLR. hope this helps
Thank you for your response! I ordered all the items you mentioned and I will install today. In regards to the sound volume control. I just wanted to know the purpose of this item and do I max out the pitch when I install it?
@@TheOracle313 the goxlr has phantom power and a built in pre amp. This makes it really loud. Even on the lowest setting in ps5 audio you can max out the bar with barely a whisper this helps reduce the level of sound going into your friends ears
I apologize if you answered this question in the video already, but is it necessary to have the optical audio extractor if we’re already using the usb sound card connected to the goxlr?
hello, yes if on PS5 you would need the optical audio extractor to extract audio from the PS5 to the Go XLR whereas the USB sound card is for audio into the playstation, like the mic, PS4 you wouldnt need this as there is an optical drive output on the back of the console so you can just run an optical cable straight from the console to the GoXLR
@@1of9media69 So i was wondering if you are using the optical to extract audio from the console why are you using the line in? isn't it one or the other?
@@antoneveraert1989 you're right. Its not needed. But if you want to seperate the chat audio and game audio to seperate channels use the audio extractor. You switch the settings from all audio to chat audio in the ps5 the optical will pull sound signal into the optical port in the goxlr and the chat audio will be your line in so now you can fade chat and game audio separately like the astro mixanp
@@antoneveraert1989 well in your case it's not needed. In fact it really isn't at all this is more like a want than a need. If you're a streamer it might be nice but the way I see it if your streaming in a party chat you don't want to exclude your chat out of the stream cos then your audience isn't in the action. Unless your friends are very profane and say a lot of stupid shit like dirty or racial jokes.
So the inline volume control really necessary? Is this the only way to adjust the volume of it or can you do it through the app to the line out to the ps5?
I have 2 microphones.1 usb blue yeti usb mic and 1 xlr microphone.I want to use one for in game on my ps5 and the other for my live stream so I can use both.To be able to mute in game when I want to talk on my stream or be able to speak in game and mute on my livestream.How do I go about it
Nice video Im planning on getting the GOXLR mini and im not a streamer i just need it because I have both PS5 and PC so to be specific when i Play cod i use the ps5 and my friends r using discord. And i want to chat with them using 1 mic 1 headphone so basically hear both pc and ps5 audio
If all your friends are on discord then you only need the usb sound card. You'd then just use the headphone jack to line in. That's it oh and the ground isolators
hello, I have followed your video and want to say thanks for a helpful video, it all works fine, have connected my noise isolators also, i still seem to have interference on the line in, changed the cables and till get the same interference, would a volume adjuster work, it really is my last hope hahaha
Call me crazy but I've been searching on youtube and google and can't find any answers if I have PS5 Elgato Capture Card and GoXLR Mini can I bypass most of these steps?
What capture card? And probably not unless you have a live feed of the capture card but you'd still need the line out to use the mic unless you're on discord
When you plug in a headset into the controller you have to route it to either all audio or chat audio so if you use chat audio you'll hear the sound from the game on the TV and if you use all then you'll hear both chat and game in the headsets Astro has the mixamp, you power it with the usb and then you use the optical from a ps4 to the mixamp and you could use a know that would increase chat or game volume based on preference. So even if the ps5 did have an optical port you're just receiving the sound from the console and chat. You'd still need to use the line out of the goxlr to be able to let your friends hear the mic, the voice changer, and the sampler if you want to play music during load screens or in-between lobbies. You just need the usb sound card, and the loop isolators not the hdmi converter. Hdmi converters only take the hdmi audio signal and port it through the optical out for tvs that don't have them. The ones that will support hdr are going to be real expensive I bought one that supported it and the ps5 didn't recognize it. Plus it limits the fps to 60 fps since there are no 2.1 hdmi converters out at the moment My monitor has an auxiliary out so I use that and plug it into the line in of goxlr and the line out I plug into the mic port of the usb sound card. That's all you need. If your not on a monitor or your TV doesn't have auxiliary out then you use the headphone port of the USB sound card and plug it into the line in of the goxlr. Thats really all there is to it.
@@ENDZONECELL1400 it has it. It gives you the choice between all audio and chat audio. If you're livestreaming in chat you more than likely want to include the viewers in the conversation cos you're not going to be focusing on your viewers as much as your party chat. So the seperate audio extractor isn't needed. Cos if you want to address your viewers there's an option on the goxlr to mute your line out and you can lower your game volume so viewers can't hear your party and you can increase music volume. Ps5 also has an option to mute chat now. Not on the ps4. IF You really want a seperate fader for your chat and game like how the astro mixamp has the volume knob that gives you independent volume between increasing game chat but lowering game volume *since it's only one knob* then you can use an audio extractor. But it won't be cheap if you want one that will support yuv 4:4:4 and have HDR10 support on the ps5 you'll be paying 60-80 dollars for one. Be aware the ps5 is suited for 4k120fps which there are no audio extractors In the market that has 2.1 hdmi granted there's also not alot of gamers that have a 2.1 supported TV cos right now they are really expensive. And gaming isn't really a priority for these manufacturers since they suit people with projectors and soundbars. And they usually don't don't havr a use for 120fps. So these will cap your fps to 60fps.
Hi quick question do I need all those cables and stuff I bought a go xlr mini and I have Astro a40. I use my elgato for game sound I don’t need party chat I use discord and Skype. So are is the other cords necessary?
@@1of9media69 tysm for the reply, I assume this method works for the mini goxlr too? because the only reason I’d buy it is to be able to use my xlr mic in party chat, not for any of the features of the goxlr lol. It’s amazing how no audio interface works with the ps5/4
@@potion7410 yeah I believe the Mini works in exactly the same way, and yes if that's all you want it for definitely go for the mini. Yeah I know what you mean!
@Adam S I’ve resorted to using a Shure x2u into the ps5 as my interface, works flawless with no hiss or static just straight up plug n play with an xlr mic :)
My big question with the goxlr ... in this setup if your 1 mic is the PS5 mic into game chat and your stream mic can you still mute your mic in only game chat so only your stream is hearing your mic? I'm assuming the answer is yes but I don't want to bother game chat while I'm talking to the stream.
@@AnthonyKillz Yeah I just wasn't sure if the controller mute mic would still work or not. That is by far the easiest way and what I currently do now so that would be perfect. I can't wait for everyone to hear my incredible autotune skillz. :-)
I'm new to understanding the goxlr. My current setup with a ps4 and pc with a mixamp lets me hear both systems audio but i have to change the where the usb is plugged into to chat on that system and I'm using an external elgato device for capturing sound and gamplay to stream My question is does the go xlr allow one mic to be used on both system at the same time? You said audio is going through but is that just to the stream or both stream and ps5 party chat? Ive never used an internal capture card so all the cables are confusing me A video showing your cable setups would be amazing! Thanks for the content!
Hello, yes I use one mic for both, with this set up you'll be able to talk in party chat as well as the mic sending your voice into the computer, this video was made using the mic in the GOXLR which I also use for playstation without having to change anything
So what do you need the optical for? on my PS4 i just put game and chat though headphones so just use the USB sound card. I assume you can still do this with the PS5
@@ciru. that's what the usb sound card is for. Goxlr does not differentiate chat and game on the optical input since the optical is not a splitter it's just a receiver of an audio signal. If you lower the game fader it will lower all sound from it this includes voice and game
@@iiSup3rior yeah you definitely don’t have to get it, but if you want to be able to control game and chat volume separately through the goxlr then you can use that
Hello all, I followed the video to the tee. I was able to get a good feed. The only issue is I have both the ps5 and the mic on the same audio source on obs. When I stream the game fades in and out. Needless to say the stream sounded terrible. Is there a way to have the ps5 on a different source and the mic separate? Please help👍🏻
hello, I have seen another way of setting it up is in the GoXLR software, putting the first channel with the source of "console" which would be the game audio, then another channel as "Line in" which is the party chat from the sound card, which in theory should separate them, this didn't work for me though for some reason which is why I was forced to keep them on the same source. as for the game fading in and out im not entirely sure why that is, what Mic are you using?
Thank you for responding! Your video is spot on and everything works. I went on discord to find out if obs was the problem and the great people there ask me if I took off the filters on the aux/mic and there was my issue. Once I deleted the filters everything is perfect. Thank you for making your video and I will redirect anyone to your content.
@@mindplay_ttv5154 No worries man, glad it all worked out in the end, the GoXLR discord is an amazing place, I've used it on multiple occasions when I get stuck :)
@@1of9media69 it didn't work for you cos you have the setting wrong. The whole point of the audio extractor is to get use of the optical port to recieve audio signal and the usb sound card is the headset. This is how the astro mixamp works. If you don't switch from all audio to chat audio it won't split the two signals
Ok so here's what I've done. This will only work if your TV or monitor has an auxiliary out for sound. I have my monitor plugged in with a 3.5 mm to my line in on the goxlr you may need a ground isolator. BOOM I HAVE GAME AND CHAT VOLUME using Line in. No need for an audio extractor. Number one you'll lose hdr capabilities and you'll be maxed out at only 4k 60hz since that's the highest any of those go for. As for my mic I usually use remote play, the ps5 picks up my mic pc mic. But I'm soon about to buy a usb sound card that has a built in volume knob. Cos I'm honestly bored of doing the extra steps. But for now I just want to say the optical extractor is just being extra it just adds the ability for the "game" but plugging from monitor out to line in essentially does the same thing.
To clear it up. Since the ps5 recognizes the usb sound card as both a mic and audio channels you don't need the audio extractor. The optical port on the goxlr is an in port. They essentially do the same thing it gathers sound from its source. The line in is meant to grab audio essentially from anything you can grab it from with an audio out port. If you want to grab the game sound from a dual pc setup you'd use the line in if you want to grab music from a device you'd use this port as well. So unless you want to use the line in port for something else then you'd need this device if you don't want to be plugging in and out the cable.
@@iiSup3rior you sound very knowledgeable so I figured I’d ask you. I currently have the Wave 3 microphone from Elgato. Is this possible with this mic and using the Wave Link software it comes with? If not would the mic work on the GOXLR, being it’s a usb microphone? Thanks
@@haies09 yeah it'll work cos you're plugging in the usb mic to the mic port on the goxlr then line out to ps5 and then line in from your monitor or audio splitter
@@iiSup3rior nice to know we can use the Wave microphone on the goxlr, but what I was wondering is if we can use the wave link software to get the game chat/audio and use the mic for both console and pc at the same time like the goxlr? They seem to be both similar, so one doesn’t have to buy the XLR if not needed. Thanks again for the reply
@@haies09 I had to look up what the software does but if I got it right by watching the demo, if your pc mobo has a line out and a line in for audio yes it will work. You'd still need a usb chat dongle for the ps5. You'd plug in the headphone from the USB sound card into the line in so the pc can "hear" what's coming out from the console and then using the line out from pc into the mic input on the usb dongle so the console can "hear" the mic.
hi, i got a hdmi audio exctractor for my ps5. and ran the optical from it to my go xlr. but there's crackling. is it the cable or the adapter do you think?
Run the HDMI from ps5 to the legato like you normally would then from the legato run it to the extractor. Then the extractor to the monitor. HDMI processes both video and audio signal. Honestly I don't think you need the extractor at all since he's sending the audio from the ps5 into the line in of goxlr similar to a 2 pc setup. So he's not using the console channel of the goxlr he's using the line in channel.
You left out alot of keypoints man even though i did like the video good info but you forgot to mention the ps5 controller and the built-in mic. That does bypass all other mics the sound card with the aux cables are for your ps4/5 party chats hense the line in and line out ports on the goxlr and if you don't use a hdmi 2.1 to match the ps5 for the hdmi converter you will not get picture on your monitor or TV even the makers of the goxlr are still trying to find a proper way for the goxlr to work properly with the ps5 without isses
Cheer man, when I set mine up and did this video for the PS5 I just set it up the same way as the PS4 with the addition of the audio extractor, didn't come across any issues with the HDMI cable (must of already had the correct one) so completely forgot about having to have specific ones, plus with the GoXLR I based the video on the assumption that people would either be using an XLR mic or USB mic so didn't think to mention the controller mic, although the mute button does still work on the controller. Thanks for the feedback though :) really appreciate all comments
That's total b.s. hdmi cables are based on bandwidth they're all backwards compatible. The 2.1 is only necessary if you need 120fps capable. Since the audio extractors on the market do not have 2.1 support it caps the ps5 to 4k 60fps.
@@iiSup3rior my brother who had the same converter had no picture going to the ps5 to the monitor, but we all know about bandwidth and stuff why can't we get 1080p/120hz on a gaming monitor for ps5 ?? It can't they need to do another firmware update for that to be available
@@JERSEYSFINEST186 I used the basic 2.0 hdmi cable that came with the extractor on a Samsung G7 monitor. Maybe your brother should have spent a little more you probably got one that didn't support HDR
Can you change your voice with this on ps5?
Followed video to an exact , with everything listed and stated. All I get from the PlayStation 5 is a terrible crackling/humming noise. Not sure where I went wrong . Any help?
How do you incorporate a capture card into this mix if you want to stream games from your PS5 and still be able to hear both PC and Console?
I have a similar setup but with Xbox. I was told to go from Xbox, elgato capture card, hdmi extractor, monitor. Then just mute the capture card in OBS. Sucks it’s limited at 60hz with capture card, but that’s all the stream can see regardless.
Can you put links to what we need into the description
ill post it here when i find it
Yeah, idk
nice Video 😁✌🏼 i have made in german 😅. An Update for the GO XLR coming soon with a Line Out Volume Fader. Then you don't need the volume regulator anymore👍🏻
So to use on PS5 you still have to have a PC or computer or some sort to run the software for GoXLR right and to run that while gaming on PS5
My only question is why is the optical cable and extractor even necessary? If the game and chat audio is both controlled under the same slider for “line in” and usb sound card why would there be a need for the optical cable at all? I get that there could be an option to separate game and chat audio, through the goxlr, but PS already grants you that option and that’s not how it was configured in this vid.
The optical cable and extractor feel very unnecessary to me
And if I do all this in the end, I could talk with the goxlr card on my ps5 and listen to the sound. Game ? where should you use the software on PC?
Works pretty much perfectly!! one question my PS5 audio is alot quieter than my PC, any suggestions why ? I've checked all my audio settings and GO XLR settings
where did you find the app?
i have same issue. Did you resolve this.
I can’t figure it out. I’ve gotten all the things that I had to and my ps5 screen isnt showing on the tv. It’s just not working.
Okay let me see if I got this right. I'm looking to set up a stream with my roommates, in the same room, around one mic. We aren't wearing headphones, and we're streaming off a ps5. Now, the only way for audio to be input through our xlr mic, would be to take a cable from the line out on our auido inter face, plug it into the mic in on the usb sound card?
As it's set up right now, we have the xlr mic on a stand, plugged into the audio interface, and the audio interface has an optical port out to usb, and that usb is plugged into the back of the ps5. For some reason though, the ps5 doesn't recognize that mic.
I hope I understood that correctly. Any feedback for tips or to if I've gotten the order wrong would be great.
2024, I'm having same problem, is this still solution or something else
How would this differ with an external capture card? (Elgato HD60s+)
Did you even find a answer to this?
@@millimambamusic2226 No, unfortunately. Although, I did create my own "work around" that has worked legitimately amazing!
@@thetonezilla can you please let me know what you did.
I did everything but I don’t hear the sound and I don’t have pc only consola
One more tip to add to this video: On the PS5 with this setup Under "Audio Output" @8:05 you should change the "Output to Headphones" to "Chat audio"
This will allow you to control the game and chat audio separate in the XLR app. (So you will use the "Console" slider for game audio and the "Line in" slider for voice
ILL GIVE THAT A SHOT THANKS
And I'm assuming with using the optical cable you would have your sound going to "tv" right? And thats where console audio is one slider and chate being line in is the other right?
hey so i tried this and it does work but for the line in my party chat seems very low even with the slider maxed out would the headphone volume control solve this ?
@@lionzord7381 no clue. Have the same issue
@@MassiveAssFat damn that’s for replying I’m ordering the volume controller and a 3.5mm audio y splitter maybe it might fix I will come back in and reply if it works
So this makes using your streaming pc chalked
what do i do if i have a headset with a microphone, where does the wire for that go
thaks for the tutorial it really works
how about listing items in description
I have to be doing something wrong, but I followed every step as far as the wiring and routing to the goxlr, and I got it connected to my PS4 and I can tell that my mic is working in game, but I can’t hear the game in my headset. Neither can stream. Helpppp
See this doesn't work for me because I have the Astro A50 so I bought the adapter for the PS5 that they release. Then I have the hdmi going from the console to the adapter then to my display, for the optical cable it goes into my in port of my astro A50 base station then out optical port to my goxlr. Then I have a headset 3.5mm jack going from my goxlr to my base station so I'm able to hear everything. But I can't control the console game volume if I'm trying to like mute it or not hear it in my headset
Dawg I will never understand
does it work without a computer
I have an internal capture capture card in my PC which I use for streaming. From watching your video, I was a little bit confused on one part. So would you run the setup like this to get sound and video to the streaming PC: PS5 HDMI > Audio extractor IN > Audio extractor OUT > Elgato HDMI IN (In the PC) > Elgato HDMI OUT (In the PC) > Gaming Monitor. Then I would assume for the streaming monitor I would just have a DisplayPort cord from the streaming PC to that streaming monitor. Is that correct?
I have a similar setup but with Xbox. I was told to go from Xbox, elgato capture card, hdmi extractor, monitor. Then just mute the capture card in OBS. Sucks it’s limited at 60hz with capture card, but that’s all the stream can see regardless.
I might be a complete idiot here but how do I use a hd60s+ with this set up, if it's there I can't see it someone shed some light please because I'm going out my mind.
my problem is, i have no signal from the hdmi in my monitor to switch to the console
Means you got a bootleg hdmi extractor. Chinese ripoff Amazon
Thanks mate
Um, the audio extractor does it have HDR 4k passthrough? If not then you will lose those features. I would recommend a way cheaper alternative. Plug the elgato link cable to the bottom of the controller and plug it into the input of the go XLR mini and buy a little boom lepel mic and run it and secure it close to the XLR mic you use to stream. Then so the rest of the settings. You get 4k HDR picture, get mic and sound through the input. Then adjust mic levels of game chat in the ps5 and then control mic and game sound in one dial. So much easier. Little more wires on your controller but no biggy. Cheaper, easier, and way better
Interesting. Can you go more into detail? Where would you plug in your headset for example?
@@haies09 I could share you what I do and after I got used to it omg, super easy.. I don't want to do it here but I literally have a discord channel where I help everyone with these types of features.. and unfortunately I haven't made videos on it
@@rjphllps7 mind sharing your discord?
The only problem I have is when I plug the HDMI from my PS5 into the audio extractor, then into my elgato 4K pro, then to the TV I can no longer use HDR. But when I plug the HDMI from the audio extractor directly to the TV HDR works and also when I plug directly into the 4K pro HDR works but not both together.... Anyone have an idea whats causing that?
I’m still having this problem so that would help if someone could help fix this😢
@@zachcrozier5710 So I kind of figured it out. In the 4K capture utility there is an option under the "device" tab and mine is set to: HDMI color range - Bypass (same as input) / Input EDID Mode - Display / EDID (internal) - Default. I'm also using an LG C2 as my monitor in 4K so idk if that changes anything. I also have under General tab stream link enabled at 2160p60. Hope this helps! 👍
My problem is that whenever I plug in the hdmi to the audio extractor from my ps5, then from the audio extractor to my elgato 4k pro.
I don’t know how to route the hdmi cables.
Is it out from ps5-audio extractor-in on elgato-out to monitor?
I just want to use the elgato that I bought
@@zachcrozier5710 yes. PS5 to extractor then to elgato then to monitor
My game chat and party chat and COD isn’t working. I have a headset splitter that connects to both headphone and mic slots. However, call of duty isn’t catching my voice, possibly my routing settings are messed up? I’m using the Astro A10’s headset, please help!
Oh you need a pc….
do i really need an audio extractor for recording ps5 audio? can we just use the usb card plug the aux cable to the headset port of the usb card and to the line in of the goxlr?
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Hello, thanks for the vid. Question, I don't have USB Headset (USB Audio Device) the only option I have is HDMI Device (TV). Thoughts?
I have a very similar setup using the audio adapter on the PS5 to the in and out of the GOXLR and Optical from tv for the game sound. I get audio via optical from TV to Toslink then to GOXLR. The weird part is my PS5 chat can hear everything I can. My game audio and any videos I'm playing on my computer. But the routing table only has the Mic set up to the output line. Apart from this, my chat on PS5 tells me my mic becomes robotic at times. I'm using the UGREEN Audio adapter. Anyone run into any of these issues?
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@@iiSup3rior No..
Do you need the isolator and sound card or can I just use the hdmi switch, hdmi cables and optical cable to use my xlr mic on console from go xlr?
you wanna tell us where this supposed app is even at online please?
Great vid. Question I got the mic set up and everything but now I can’t hear the sound of the game like the gameplay sounds
Hi! Nice vid👍🏻I have an elgato hd60 capture card. Do I still mute the video capture on obs? and if I mute, will that stop my stream?
yeah you would still mute that as all PS4/5 audio will be going through the GoXLR straight into the computer so you wouldn't need the audio from the HD60 as well, if unmuted you should see both audio bars on OBS increasing when there is audio from the playstation, so just mute the capture card.
no sure what you mean by muting stopping the stream, but muting wont stop anything no, and if you mean stop your stream hearing it then no, as they will still hear the audio through the GoXLR. hope this helps
Thank you for your response! I ordered all the items you mentioned and I will install today.
In regards to the sound volume control. I just wanted to know the purpose of this item and do I max out the pitch when I install it?
@@mindplay_ttv5154 yeah what is the point of this, since you can control volume in obs
@@TheOracle313 the goxlr has phantom power and a built in pre amp. This makes it really loud. Even on the lowest setting in ps5 audio you can max out the bar with barely a whisper this helps reduce the level of sound going into your friends ears
I apologize if you answered this question in the video already, but is it necessary to have the optical audio extractor if we’re already using the usb sound card connected to the goxlr?
hello,
yes if on PS5 you would need the optical audio extractor to extract audio from the PS5 to the Go XLR whereas the USB sound card is for audio into the playstation, like the mic, PS4 you wouldnt need this as there is an optical drive output on the back of the console so you can just run an optical cable straight from the console to the GoXLR
@@1of9media69 So i was wondering if you are using the optical to extract audio from the console why are you using the line in? isn't it one or the other?
@@antoneveraert1989 you're right. Its not needed. But if you want to seperate the chat audio and game audio to seperate channels use the audio extractor. You switch the settings from all audio to chat audio in the ps5 the optical will pull sound signal into the optical port in the goxlr and the chat audio will be your line in so now you can fade chat and game audio separately like the astro mixanp
@@iiSup3rior Oh I get it now. Thank you. I was looking at this to be in a ps party while playing on my pc so it didn't really make sense to me.
@@antoneveraert1989 well in your case it's not needed. In fact it really isn't at all this is more like a want than a need. If you're a streamer it might be nice but the way I see it if your streaming in a party chat you don't want to exclude your chat out of the stream cos then your audience isn't in the action. Unless your friends are very profane and say a lot of stupid shit like dirty or racial jokes.
Please leave links in the description i had seen you had them up, go through the trouble and add them for us? It would be greatly helpful
So the inline volume control really necessary? Is this the only way to adjust the volume of it or can you do it through the app to the line out to the ps5?
I have 2 microphones.1 usb blue yeti usb mic and 1 xlr microphone.I want to use one for in game on my ps5 and the other for my live stream so I can use both.To be able to mute in game when I want to talk on my stream or be able to speak in game and mute on my livestream.How do I go about it
I have connected the xlr to the goxlr directly and the blue yeti usb to ps5.
So how do I setup my turtle beach headphones with this? I saw usb headphones
Thanks for the video it’s so helpful 😍, Can I connect goxlr with the laptop or i should have pc ?
I would Imagine it would work in the same way as long as you have all the same in and out ports
@@1of9media69 yep it work but you should have rca to aux and connect it to laptop
Nice video
Im planning on getting the GOXLR mini and im not a streamer i just need it because I have both PS5 and PC so to be specific when i Play cod i use the ps5 and my friends r using discord. And i want to chat with them using 1 mic 1 headphone so basically hear both pc and ps5 audio
If all your friends are on discord then you only need the usb sound card. You'd then just use the headphone jack to line in. That's it oh and the ground isolators
hello, I have followed your video and want to say thanks for a helpful video, it all works fine, have connected my noise isolators also, i still seem to have interference on the line in, changed the cables and till get the same interference, would a volume adjuster work, it really is my last hope hahaha
what if i have elgato how i connect the goxler with ps5 and my pc? what should i do
Did you figure this out?
The volume cable was the best advice that helped me out so much, thank you!
Call me crazy but I've been searching on youtube and google and can't find any answers if I have PS5 Elgato Capture Card and GoXLR Mini can I bypass most of these steps?
which steps are you referring to? this set up is how I set my PS5 up with the GoXLR
What capture card? And probably not unless you have a live feed of the capture card but you'd still need the line out to use the mic unless you're on discord
Wow. It’s sad that Sony is making us do all this just to get hdmi audio and headset audio out at the same time. Doesn’t make any sense.
When you plug in a headset into the controller you have to route it to either all audio or chat audio so if you use chat audio you'll hear the sound from the game on the TV and if you use all then you'll hear both chat and game in the headsets
Astro has the mixamp, you power it with the usb and then you use the optical from a ps4 to the mixamp and you could use a know that would increase chat or game volume based on preference.
So even if the ps5 did have an optical port you're just receiving the sound from the console and chat. You'd still need to use the line out of the goxlr to be able to let your friends hear the mic, the voice changer, and the sampler if you want to play music during load screens or in-between lobbies.
You just need the usb sound card, and the loop isolators not the hdmi converter. Hdmi converters only take the hdmi audio signal and port it through the optical out for tvs that don't have them. The ones that will support hdr are going to be real expensive I bought one that supported it and the ps5 didn't recognize it. Plus it limits the fps to 60 fps since there are no 2.1 hdmi converters out at the moment
My monitor has an auxiliary out so I use that and plug it into the line in of goxlr and the line out I plug into the mic port of the usb sound card. That's all you need. If your not on a monitor or your TV doesn't have auxiliary out then you use the headphone port of the USB sound card and plug it into the line in of the goxlr. Thats really all there is to it.
@@iiSup3rior the console just needs its own custom audio interface
@@ENDZONECELL1400 it has it. It gives you the choice between all audio and chat audio. If you're livestreaming in chat you more than likely want to include the viewers in the conversation cos you're not going to be focusing on your viewers as much as your party chat. So the seperate audio extractor isn't needed. Cos if you want to address your viewers there's an option on the goxlr to mute your line out and you can lower your game volume so viewers can't hear your party and you can increase music volume. Ps5 also has an option to mute chat now. Not on the ps4. IF You really want a seperate fader for your chat and game like how the astro mixamp has the volume knob that gives you independent volume between increasing game chat but lowering game volume *since it's only one knob* then you can use an audio extractor. But it won't be cheap if you want one that will support yuv 4:4:4 and have HDR10 support on the ps5 you'll be paying 60-80 dollars for one. Be aware the ps5 is suited for 4k120fps which there are no audio extractors In the market that has 2.1 hdmi granted there's also not alot of gamers that have a 2.1 supported TV cos right now they are really expensive. And gaming isn't really a priority for these manufacturers since they suit people with projectors and soundbars. And they usually don't don't havr a use for 120fps. So these will cap your fps to 60fps.
Hi quick question do I need all those cables and stuff I bought a go xlr mini and I have Astro a40. I use my elgato for game sound I don’t need party chat I use discord and Skype. So are is the other cords necessary?
Not really but if you want the mini to have seperate chat and game faders on a ps5 yes.
Does it work with astero A50 ?
would I be able to use an xlr mic in a party chat on ps5 with this method or are you only able to use the xlr mic on the pc?
Yes this method is for using your XLR Mic for party chat, the headset I use doesn't even have a mic so the XLR mic is all I use
@@1of9media69 tysm for the reply, I assume this method works for the mini goxlr too? because the only reason I’d buy it is to be able to use my xlr mic in party chat, not for any of the features of the goxlr lol. It’s amazing how no audio interface works with the ps5/4
@@potion7410 yeah I believe the Mini works in exactly the same way, and yes if that's all you want it for definitely go for the mini. Yeah I know what you mean!
@Adam S I’ve resorted to using a Shure x2u into the ps5 as my interface, works flawless with no hiss or static just straight up plug n play with an xlr mic :)
@Adam S no 3.5mm, it’s just the the xlr cable from the mic to the Shure x2u and then usb from there to the ps5 or pc
The podmic is work in ps5 from optical GoXlr?
As long as it’s connected to the goxlr it doesn’t matter which xlr mic you use
My big question with the goxlr ... in this setup if your 1 mic is the PS5 mic into game chat and your stream mic can you still mute your mic in only game chat so only your stream is hearing your mic? I'm assuming the answer is yes but I don't want to bother game chat while I'm talking to the stream.
Either mute line out on goxlr or mute the PS5 mic with the controller so u see the orange light
@@AnthonyKillz Yeah I just wasn't sure if the controller mute mic would still work or not. That is by far the easiest way and what I currently do now so that would be perfect. I can't wait for everyone to hear my incredible autotune skillz. :-)
Great Video! I do have one question, can you mute your mic when your talking to chat so that your party chat cannot hear you speaking to chat?
yes if you press the mute button at the bottom of the party chat slider it will mute to your party but not to chat
Can I use my shire sm7b?
Thanks
In the audio output can you put it to the optical cable instead of USB sound card?
I think you need both
i get 0 sound if i use headphones on the output on the ps5 output option, please help
i basically have to use HDMI output
@@snatchertv53 where are you plugging your headphones in?
I'm new to understanding the goxlr. My current setup with a ps4 and pc with a mixamp lets me hear both systems audio but i have to change the where the usb is plugged into to chat on that system and I'm using an external elgato device for capturing sound and gamplay to stream
My question is does the go xlr allow one mic to be used on both system at the same time? You said audio is going through but is that just to the stream or both stream and ps5 party chat? Ive never used an internal capture card so all the cables are confusing me
A video showing your cable setups would be amazing! Thanks for the content!
Hello, yes I use one mic for both, with this set up you'll be able to talk in party chat as well as the mic sending your voice into the computer, this video was made using the mic in the GOXLR which I also use for playstation without having to change anything
So what do you need the optical for? on my PS4 i just put game and chat though headphones so just use the USB sound card. I assume you can still do this with the PS5
the optical is used if you want to be able to control the game and chat sound separately
@@ciru. that's what the usb sound card is for. Goxlr does not differentiate chat and game on the optical input since the optical is not a splitter it's just a receiver of an audio signal. If you lower the game fader it will lower all sound from it this includes voice and game
@@iiSup3rior I’m saying you use the optical for game and then a 3.5mm for chat...
@@ciru. yeah either way you don't need the extractor
@@iiSup3rior yeah you definitely don’t have to get it, but if you want to be able to control game and chat volume separately through the goxlr then you can use that
Hello all,
I followed the video to the tee. I was able to get a good feed. The only issue is I have both the ps5 and the mic on the same audio source on obs.
When I stream the game fades in and out. Needless to say the stream sounded terrible. Is there a way to have the ps5 on a different source and the mic separate?
Please help👍🏻
hello,
I have seen another way of setting it up is in the GoXLR software, putting the first channel with the source of "console" which would be the game audio, then another channel as "Line in" which is the party chat from the sound card, which in theory should separate them, this didn't work for me though for some reason which is why I was forced to keep them on the same source.
as for the game fading in and out im not entirely sure why that is, what Mic are you using?
Thank you for responding! Your video is spot on and everything works. I went on discord to find out if obs was the problem and the great people there ask me if I took off the filters on the aux/mic and there was my issue. Once I deleted the filters everything is perfect.
Thank you for making your video and I will redirect anyone to your content.
@@mindplay_ttv5154
No worries man, glad it all worked out in the end, the GoXLR discord is an amazing place, I've used it on multiple occasions when I get stuck :)
@@1of9media69 it didn't work for you cos you have the setting wrong. The whole point of the audio extractor is to get use of the optical port to recieve audio signal and the usb sound card is the headset. This is how the astro mixamp works. If you don't switch from all audio to chat audio it won't split the two signals
Ok so here's what I've done. This will only work if your TV or monitor has an auxiliary out for sound. I have my monitor plugged in with a 3.5 mm to my line in on the goxlr you may need a ground isolator. BOOM I HAVE GAME AND CHAT VOLUME using Line in. No need for an audio extractor. Number one you'll lose hdr capabilities and you'll be maxed out at only 4k 60hz since that's the highest any of those go for. As for my mic I usually use remote play, the ps5 picks up my mic pc mic. But I'm soon about to buy a usb sound card that has a built in volume knob. Cos I'm honestly bored of doing the extra steps. But for now I just want to say the optical extractor is just being extra it just adds the ability for the "game" but plugging from monitor out to line in essentially does the same thing.
To clear it up. Since the ps5 recognizes the usb sound card as both a mic and audio channels you don't need the audio extractor. The optical port on the goxlr is an in port. They essentially do the same thing it gathers sound from its source. The line in is meant to grab audio essentially from anything you can grab it from with an audio out port. If you want to grab the game sound from a dual pc setup you'd use the line in if you want to grab music from a device you'd use this port as well. So unless you want to use the line in port for something else then you'd need this device if you don't want to be plugging in and out the cable.
@@iiSup3rior you sound very knowledgeable so I figured I’d ask you.
I currently have the Wave 3 microphone from Elgato. Is this possible with this mic and using the Wave Link software it comes with? If not would the mic work on the GOXLR, being it’s a usb microphone? Thanks
@@haies09 yeah it'll work cos you're plugging in the usb mic to the mic port on the goxlr then line out to ps5 and then line in from your monitor or audio splitter
@@iiSup3rior nice to know we can use the Wave microphone on the goxlr, but what I was wondering is if we can use the wave link software to get the game chat/audio and use the mic for both console and pc at the same time like the goxlr? They seem to be both similar, so one doesn’t have to buy the XLR if not needed. Thanks again for the reply
@@haies09 I had to look up what the software does but if I got it right by watching the demo, if your pc mobo has a line out and a line in for audio yes it will work. You'd still need a usb chat dongle for the ps5. You'd plug in the headphone from the USB sound card into the line in so the pc can "hear" what's coming out from the console and then using the line out from pc into the mic input on the usb dongle so the console can "hear" the mic.
hi, i got a hdmi audio exctractor for my ps5. and ran the optical from it to my go xlr. but there's crackling. is it the cable or the adapter do you think?
How does this work with the Elgato HD60S?
Did you ever figure this out? I’ve been looking for months in an video for this and found nothing
Run the HDMI from ps5 to the legato like you normally would then from the legato run it to the extractor. Then the extractor to the monitor. HDMI processes both video and audio signal. Honestly I don't think you need the extractor at all since he's sending the audio from the ps5 into the line in of goxlr similar to a 2 pc setup. So he's not using the console channel of the goxlr he's using the line in channel.
@@iiSup3rior thank you I’m going to try this out tomorrow when I’m free!!
@@TheOffDutyDad yeah just depends on the extractor. If it's 4k 60 then put it before the elgato
@@iiSup3rior yeah it’s the same one in the video!!
You left out alot of keypoints man even though i did like the video good info but you forgot to mention the ps5 controller and the built-in mic. That does bypass all other mics the sound card with the aux cables are for your ps4/5 party chats hense the line in and line out ports on the goxlr and if you don't use a hdmi 2.1 to match the ps5 for the hdmi converter you will not get picture on your monitor or TV even the makers of the goxlr are still trying to find a proper way for the goxlr to work properly with the ps5 without isses
Cheer man, when I set mine up and did this video for the PS5 I just set it up the same way as the PS4 with the addition of the audio extractor, didn't come across any issues with the HDMI cable (must of already had the correct one) so completely forgot about having to have specific ones, plus with the GoXLR I based the video on the assumption that people would either be using an XLR mic or USB mic so didn't think to mention the controller mic, although the mute button does still work on the controller. Thanks for the feedback though :) really appreciate all comments
That's total b.s. hdmi cables are based on bandwidth they're all backwards compatible. The 2.1 is only necessary if you need 120fps capable. Since the audio extractors on the market do not have 2.1 support it caps the ps5 to 4k 60fps.
@@iiSup3rior my brother who had the same converter had no picture going to the ps5 to the monitor, but we all know about bandwidth and stuff why can't we get 1080p/120hz on a gaming monitor for ps5 ?? It can't they need to do another firmware update for that to be available
@@iiSup3rior and no the 2.1 ps5 hdmi cable is for 4k/120fps 2.0 can easily do 4k/60fps
@@JERSEYSFINEST186 I used the basic 2.0 hdmi cable that came with the extractor on a Samsung G7 monitor. Maybe your brother should have spent a little more you probably got one that didn't support HDR
I use the ps5 and i have the GoXLR. my only problem is.. i can hear game audio. But my stream can’t hear the game audio. do u know why that is 😩😩