Raw Steam Deck Recording using OBS Studio and Internal Mic
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Desktop Mode testing: This is a raw recording using the OBS Studio Flatpak, the Steam Deck internal microphone, and a Logitech Brio webcam. All "out-of-box" settings. No gain or filters were applied while recording or during editing. Edited with Kdenlive. Seems to be a bit of clipping in the audio.
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Surprisingly good mic for such affordable Device.🙂
Using easy effects to suppress that fan should make it sound very solid!
That sounds really good for such a small device. It has a little background noise.
fan from the steam deck.
the fan
If it wasn't for the high amount of background noise in the background this would make for an excellent microphone.
the background is the fan from the steam deck... can probably suppress it.
@@Viesta very easy to add noise suppression on obs just click setting on mic and got to filters and add it and discord has noise cancellation in settings too
The mic sounds pretty good.
Better than I expected it to be.
no way. that mic is very good.
Yes more of this please. Can you test editing with divinci resolve on the deck as well please. Oh what is kayden live. Is that as good as divinci reslove. Thanks.
It's an OpenSource video editor. It's similar to Premiere Pro. It's not super advanced, but you can do a lot of things, chroma keys, masks, it even has tracking capabilities (like, to censor a moving car's license plate). Also, it has the benefit of being free and it's constantly evolving and improving.
That fan on the back of the deck is really killing this lol. Thankfully, I have a Snowball so that at least should make recording on the Deck better
very easy to add noise suppression on obs just click setting on mic and got to filters and add it and discord has noise cancellation in settings too
lol as someone who started with a blue yeti and updated over time to an sm7b this mic is comparable to USB mics, all you need is a noise gate for the fan, also the deck has another mic with noise cancelation but the quality isn't as good since the filter distorts the voice so it's better to use an external noise gate like the one in obs
Interesting. Thank you, would you happen to have tested using it for streaming. I don't think as a full Gaming + Streaming but more as a mobile Streaming PC thing? edit: typo
I haven't tested streaming of any kind yet. I think your assumption is right though; Deck's just not built for demanding gaming + streaming, but less intensive titles? Mayyyyybe.
It seems to be more powerful than the AMD 4650U laptop I game stream with
So you can upload videos on RUclips with your steamdeck ?
Is that the fan causing the noise in the background? It's LOUD!
It sounds loud because the mic and fan are on the same device within an inch of each other. But to MY ears at a normal playing/working distance, it's barely audible.
@@LinuxForEveryone This is promising.
Would you like to try Roblox with grapejuice? Liam doesn't seem interested in trying.
Maybe mess with the easy effects flatpak. Steam OS 3.0 uses pipewire right?
Yes it does.
can you use the mic to record the audio of the steam deck directly? lets say a game is playing and you just want to send that sound using your mic to a buddy can u do that with the steam deck?
Can you use a hardware encoder or software only?
I would love to read you at Forbes an article about using Steam Deck as desktop computer in hotels plugged to flat TVs - with a mouse and a foldable keyboard in your suitcase -.
And short videos using LibreOffice - and please teaching business people "saving as PDF with embedded ODF" editable PDFs, in spreadsheets with LO Calc adjusted to Letter or A4 with the Print Preview menu slide option.
Not only that Firefox and Chrome/ium, Zoom, KDE connect, GIMP, Scribus, and more
Easiest thing to do would be to use Pavucontrol to go >100% volume.
How is the logitech plugged in? USB hub or usb c directly to the Deck?
Can hear the fans wish there was a flatpak for noisetorch
This with noise canceling would be amazing
I will probably use an external mic, maybe even the webcam's built-in. Only reason I say this is because it's definitely picking up white noise from the Deck's fan. Now imagine recording with an actual game, it's going to be unignorable.
I'd love to see someone run Pro tools, Logic, Ableton, FL studio etc. on a Steam deck. Any dedicated DAW really. If you could track things on the road with this reliably oh man......
Honestly it SEEMS capable. I'm just not familiar enough with that software to try anything on an expert level.
@@LinuxForEveryone cool! and fair enough, I gather you don't wanna talk about something you're not familiar with. So far this is the closest i've found to anyone recording on Deck. If you gave something simple and known to everyone like Audacity a try it would answer some questions out there im sure. Thanks for the reply! Cheers
some producers use Bitwig which is availiable in the Discover Browser and its really good too
I want to try steam os. just waiting and waiting on a deck lol I could try it on a pc though.
that mic isn't too terrible considering
If you're talking about the steam pal UI thing, it's pretty decent. But definitely not the full experience, Give it a bit longer.
For instance when buying a game, you can't just go back to your cart (there's no button for it) you have to add a new game to the cart in order to access it. There's no option to set your default view screen, if you have a controller and you go to steam input you have to click refresh before you can change any settings (ie like swapping the buttons on a pro controller to match control glyphs). The new overlay doesn't work for it yet and sometimes ya have to alt tab to get into the game after you launch it.
Great, what was the cpu usage of OBS?
how do i select the microphone?
You can also launch pavucontrol and push the gain beyond 100%.
So this is how SteamOS's KDE looks like?
Yes but that wallpaper is (sadly) not included. There ARE a bunch of awesome steam deck wallpapers from Valve though.
@@LinuxForEveryone no wonder I couldn't find it in AUR lul
Does the steam deck have snap support out of the box or would that require dev mode?
That would require developer mode. OOB it has Flatpak support.
@@LinuxForEveryone That's super helpful to know, thanks!
Why not plug in a cheap usb mic such as the Razor one or Elgato Wave?
Also even a half decent headset such as the steelseries built in mic? 🤔
Is anyone getting buzz sound from their internal mic and mic from headphone thru 3.5mm?
👍!
How is streaming in 720p?
I actually did a 2 hour stream at 720p/60 WHILE PLAYING Vampire Survivors and it was mostly awesome. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/XbXPg2qRwm8/видео.html
The mic gain is too low for my taste but the camera is good.