Windows utility that allows Discord to stream (with audio!) the entire desktop or a specific window (including an OBS composition).
Made out of necessity and continuous frustration. Built with WinForms (C#).
If you use Discord regularly, you may be used to screen-sharing (streaming) a specific window. You may also have tried to stream the entire screen, only to realize that your friends cannot hear any audio from your desktop.
Similarly, you may be an advanced user who wants to step up your Discord streams by using OBS. While you can stream the OBS video output easily, it's not possible to stream the audio without configuring an advanced audio setup.
If any of these are true, this tool may be for you.
Not at all, you can use this tool with any video conferencing software that allows screen-sharing a specific window.
However, keep in mind that this utility has been built and tested only for Discord, so some of the steps below will be different and you may encounter errors.
Yes, this program uses Windows APIs that are not available on MacOS or Linux.
This program is a fork of quick-screen-recorder, by ModuleArt, which is licensed under the GPLv3 license.
Unfortunately, GPLv3 forces any derivative work to also be licensed under GPLv3, which means I'm unable to offer a more permissive license.
First, download the program from the GitHub releases page. You should be able to execute it directly without installing anything.
The following steps depend on what you want to do.
Stream the entire desktop with audio
Capture presets: Learn how to use them here.
Audio meter: Once you start the stream, an audio meter will appear to let you know which audio is being captured and played back.
Change capture method: You can change which API is used for capturing video by going to Settings > Capture.
See this document for instructions on how to report a bug or crash.