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bozbez / win-capture-audio

An OBS plugin that allows capture of independant application audio streams on Windows, in a similar fashion to OBS's game capture and Discord's application streaming.
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Closed linuxmobile closed 2 years ago

linuxmobile commented 2 years ago

I've got a problem. SNDCPY is using vlc.exe in background. Then it isn't a window. That's why win-capture-audio can't recognize vlc as audio source. But the audio is working perfect.

I want to know how to add vlc.exe if it's not showing as window.

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mochaaP commented 2 years ago

You can add sndcpy's output as a media source manually, which listens on tcp://localhost:28200 by default.

https://github.com/rom1v/sndcpy/blob/f0995ca4d0002ef288c74c70d4c0eb48354449d5/sndcpy.bat#L25

linuxmobile commented 2 years ago

You can add sndcpy's output as a media source manually, which listens on tcp://localhost:28200 by default.

https://github.com/rom1v/sndcpy/blob/f0995ca4d0002ef288c74c70d4c0eb48354449d5/sndcpy.bat#L25

I will try, thx u .

You will add in the future, support for linux users?

mochaaP commented 2 years ago

Please use JACK instead.

linuxmobile commented 2 years ago

Please use JACK instead.

i haven't jack :(

mochaaP commented 2 years ago

@linuxmobile https://jackaudio.org/

cc @bozbez I guess we can close this?

alkaris2 commented 2 years ago

Why bother with JACK when you can use Pipewire and PulseAudio. You can already control the volumes directly from the audio panel simply by right-clicking in the task bar and adjusting the audio for the applications there. Albeit not the most efficient way for controlling audio of applications streaming into OBS, and would be nice if you got that kind of audio control going into OBS for an already existing feature to plug in to.

ghost commented 2 years ago

You can add sndcpy's output as a media source manually, which listens on tcp://localhost:28200 by default.

https://github.com/rom1v/sndcpy/blob/f0995ca4d0002ef288c74c70d4c0eb48354449d5/sndcpy.bat#L25

Hello, sorry for jumping in an old discussion but it doesn't work in my end. All I have to do is add media source, untick local and add the address, correct?

mochaaP commented 2 years ago

You can add sndcpy's output as a media source manually, which listens on tcp://localhost:28200 by default. rom1v/sndcpy@f0995ca/sndcpy.bat#L25

Hello, sorry for jumping in an old discussion but it doesn't work in my end. All I have to do is add media source, untick local and add the address, correct?

You need to install sndcpy on your Android device and forward the port to your machine first. (Or remove this line from the script.)

ghost commented 2 years ago

You can add sndcpy's output as a media source manually, which listens on tcp://localhost:28200 by default. rom1v/sndcpy@f0995ca/sndcpy.bat#L25

Hello, sorry for jumping in an old discussion but it doesn't work in my end. All I have to do is add media source, untick local and add the address, correct?

You need to install sndcpy on your Android device and forward the port to your machine first.

I have installed sndcpy APK to my Android device, ran the batch script and got the audio from my Android to PC working, but nothing happens if i used media source and inserted the address in OBS.

(Or remove this line from the script.)

I removed the line you said from the script in sndcpy.bat and in sndcpy file. What do I do next?

ghost commented 2 years ago

You can add sndcpy's output as a media source manually, which listens on tcp://localhost:28200 by default. rom1v/sndcpy@f0995ca/sndcpy.bat#L25

Hello, sorry for jumping in an old discussion but it doesn't work in my end. All I have to do is add media source, untick local and add the address, correct?

You need to install sndcpy on your Android device and forward the port to your machine first. (Or remove this line from the script.)

Hello, are you still there? I am very desperate to get this working and I would pay you if you can help me get this to work. I've been messing around different methods but can't seem to make it work. If you accept, we can talk in Discord.

ghost commented 2 years ago

You can add sndcpy's output as a media source manually, which listens on tcp://localhost:28200 by default. rom1v/sndcpy@f0995ca/sndcpy.bat#L25

Hello, sorry for jumping in an old discussion but it doesn't work in my end. All I have to do is add media source, untick local and add the address, correct?

You need to install sndcpy on your Android device and forward the port to your machine first. (Or remove this line from the script.)

Hello, are you still there? I am very desperate to get this working and I would pay you if you can help me get this to work. I've been messing around different methods but can't seem to make it work. If you accept, we can talk in Discord.

@IKYIM Feel free to mail me! ;)

mailto:hello@mochaa.ws

@mochaaP Messaged you on email.

bozbez commented 2 years ago

Should be solved by v2.2.0-beta.