Closed TenaciousLemur closed 2 years ago
Are you trying to use the driver in your daw and obs at the same time? If you can get audio through your daw consider setting up a virtual asio device to send it back into obs, some asio drivers do not handle being used by multiple applications at the same time.
Outside that, the plugin lists available input channels, and from the logs it looks like there's an asio device which is not opening. It could be that since it's already in use by your daw it's refusing to connect. Try using just the plugin w/o the daw running, see what happens.
Hi, I have found a workaround using ReaStream. I appreciate your response on this a lot. You can mark it closed if you like.
Basically what you suggested ^_^
No problem, I know it's a bit silly to have to use work arounds, but that's how it is with asio drivers. Glad it works.
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Plugin Version 3.10
Describe the bug When using my Line6 POD studio UX2, I have to use the UX2 ASIO driver to get the guitar input to come through into the DAW, at least on the POD farm plugin. I have ASIO4all which doesn't let me change the sample rate and RealtekASIO which doesn't seem to get any audio input. The frustrating thing is that no options come up to allow me to try to work around it using stuff like ReaStream. If I don't really know what's going on or why there are a million different ASIO drivers. Essentially I am wondering if it's the plug-in's issue that means it doesn't detect the UX2 audio interface or if it's fundamentally how that system works.
OBS_log_28062022.txt
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I expected to be able to send audio from bitwig studio to OBS while using my POD studio UX2 interface
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Additional context I apologise if this is too broad or not really solvable, I just thought I'd ask the pros.