Open gusio opened 11 months ago
YOu sure you didn't use OBS's native BETA capture instead of plugin? I know the native beta seems to be case sensitive with proces description while the plugin isn't.
YOu sure you didn't use OBS's native BETA capture instead of plugin? I know the native beta seems to be case sensitive with proces description while the plugin isn't.
100% sure
YOu sure you didn't use OBS's native BETA capture instead of plugin? I know the native beta seems to be case sensitive with proces description while the plugin isn't.
100% sure
OK. Then only thing I can suggest is that check in OBS audio settings that you're on stereo, not on mustichannel mode. Plugin doesn't natively handle multichannels.
Thanks for the suggestion but it really seems like it is a problem with the new version of teams that has to do something differently which would require an update. I have used the same setting before - and yes I am on stereo
What's the situation with this module anyway - is it still maintained ? Would be a better idea to maybe post issues on BETA version under OBS repo ?
Thanks for the suggestion but it really seems like it is a problem with the new version of teams that has to do something differently which would require an update. I have used the same setting before - and yes I am on stereo
@gusio hi gusio, I have the same problem as you. I have a demo program (non-OBS) to collect the sound played by Teams. The problem is that I can't collect the sound played by Teams. I don't know if Teams has any special Settings. Can you tell me how you changed the Teams or computer system Settings to solve this problem? Thank you very much.
As for the latest versions of OBS, there's application audio capture option now on the source's options itself and this was the deal which overran the need of the plugin.
ok, The essence of the problem is the manner in which ActivateAudioInterfaceAsync get teams play the sound, it should be have a special broadcast teams logic, and other software is different.
Thanks for looking into it. Is there something that can be done about it ? Are there any new releases planned ?
As for the latest versions of OBS, there's application audio capture option now on the source's options itself and this was the deal which overran the need of the plugin.
I just tested the latest version of OBS and it can't record sounds played by teams, but it can record sounds played by edge.
As for the latest versions of OBS, there's application audio capture option now on the source's options itself and this was the deal which overran the need of the plugin.
I think it was 'always' there - it was named BETA but iirc it had limited functionality compared to this one
@gusio @OGNetheri @heipous Did you guys figure it out? I'm having the same problem with Teams but i can't find a single workaround to record meetings audio without other application sounds. (I can't install virtual audio cards since the PC is locked by the domain administrator)
@gusio @OGNetheri @heipous Did you guys figure it out? I'm having the same problem with Teams but i can't find a single workaround to record meetings audio without other application sounds. (I can't install virtual audio cards since the PC is locked by the domain administrator)
I've been using only the built-in on OBS and don't use Teams BUT..there was this instance with streaming friend of mine, where the built-in capture didn't like the Apple's new player client on desktop and instead of the .exe, it was required to capture it's .sys (service) for the capture to work right. Could it help, if you look for the teams service and try to capture that?
I've seen the two recent issues about the plugin not working but they are not specifying much so i am not sure that what happens to me is the same thing.
in my case i have two following issues:
1) The new Teams app is not getting captured anymore. the version i am using is:
I am on Windows 10, 22H2 (19045.3803). I tested it with foobar and spotify and it captures the audio correctly. I have added both Teams executables to the list - ms-teams.exe and msedgewebview2.exe - with no luck.
2) Spotify doesn't get detected so i have to add it manually instead of using the drop-down menu. My Spotify version is:
I also noticed that the plugin seems to be case-sensitive - when i chose spotify.exe it wouldn't capture anything, it only started working when i typed in the correct process name - Spotify.exe
Would it be possible to implement the case agnostic behavior when detecting the executables (Windows itself doesn't care about it, unlike linux) ?