However, this causes audio lag so the audio is about 0.3 seconds behind the video. Pactl load-module module-remap-source source_name=Remap-Source master=Virtual-Speaker.monitorĬhristopher recommended going into OBS settings, and setting the monitor to the new device. # Now I need to take the monitor stream from the Virtual-Speaker and turn it into a source that Zoom can use Pactl load-module module-null-sink sink_name=Virtual-Speaker sink_properties=scription=Virtual-Speaker # turn on monitoring for the microphone and the video. Set it as the monitor device in Settings->Audio.

Because of my lack of forum posting, I have no clue if this post is in the right place.# This created something I could see in OBS. Now the question: How do I set up my rig to have all audio come out of my headphones, while excluding the music that will play through the speakers (that will be off so I can't hear them) thus going through the stream so viewers can hear it. and therefore plays all audio my computer makes through both my speakers and headphones. How my sound is set up now: I have default playback device as 'Speakers' which responds to both 3.5mm jacks for some genius reason. I have a AT-2020 microphone, if that helps at all, I have two simple speakers hooked into a single rear 3.5mm green output jack on my motherboard, and then lastly I have my Sony headphones hooked into the front of my computer in another 3.5mm green output jack. When I go to my playback devices I only have 'Speakers' and 'VB Audio Virtual Cable' as the only working audio outputs. I use OBS, Open Broadcaster Software, a lot and would love to have my viewers hear myself, my game, and some nice music. Okay, I don't post on forums much, because I'm usually pretty good at researching through the inter-web, however I'm at a loss for wits with this problem, so I'll get right to the point.

Vb virtual audio cable obs