Zoom does offer some visual enhancements such as blur effects and filters, but OBS offers much more flexibility. One of the most popular ways to use a virtual webcam output from OBS is with software such as Zoom. Use cases for virtual audio and video connections vary widely. These virtual audio and video connections allow you to use OBS with any software that leverages a standard webcam and microphone input. OBS is also capable of using virtual audio cables to connect audio from OBS to other applications on the same computer. OBS is capable of outputting a virtual video camera which can be used with software like Zoom as the webcam input. This is where virtual video and audio cables come into play with OBS. Many people who use video communications software, would like more control over their audio and video, but only have the ability to use a webcam and microphone as audiovisual inputs. Is there any way to selectively monitor individual audio inputs in Man圜am? It would be great to have a solution in Man圜am for the issue.OBS has become a popular production solution for people who use video communications software such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom. This is great since it lets me hear the “sound effects” line like listeners to my Man圜am audio stream. Virtual Audio Cable has a utility for repeating the vCable audio to another output. This is disconcerting to hear my own voice as I’m talking I can turn on “Audio Monitoring” in Man圜am but that reflects ALL audio sources, including my mic. That means, the audio feed from that vCable is silent since it goes into the vCable and then out Man圜am to the client app.
But freebies like VB-Audio are pretty basic and will route audio from apps into the virtual line and nothing else. Just need audio from specific apps.īoth work fine and can be assigned in Man圜am as an audio source. Trying to potentially use some sound effects in the audio stream of Man圜am and I don’t want the entire “system sounds” being directed into Man圜am. I’ve been playing around with a couple of virtual audio cable drivers VB-Audio (single channel free) and Virtual Audio Cable (pay). I doubt this is possible currently so this is probably a feature request but here goes…
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