how to stream on twitch using obs studio

Now in OBS select that window as a source. Open that and get the 'preview' window open. Usually you cant do this but - if your camera comes with a piece of software for 'remote shooting'. I've been using a DSLR as a web-camera source. Tl dr - Hardware with two audio devices, one using ASIO, one using WMA. and that the source was available and functional. All the other solutions involved opening VAC, then Live and then OBS in the correct order and hoping the RME driver or the ASIO/WMA bridge didn't throw a fit. What makes this the best method is it's just two physical patch cords - I can start OBS and it works.

Of course I probably sacrifice a little clarity to the stream, but I don't care. Now In OBS I can select OnboardLineIn WMA driver as my audio source. My onboard card is muted / not connected to anything. I'm on a PC and as I have TWO audio devices, an RME Fireface and a shitty onboard audio card too - I've done it the hardware route - by routing a spare set of outs from my RME to the onboard input. Anyone attempting this will know what I mean. I've looked into this, and although my audio device allows complex routing via software (RME Fireface) the issue became overly complex to manage. I, too, would like to know how to get zero latency with ASIO but be able to stream it with OBS to Twitch. What I'm doing is recording into Adobe Audition and grabbing the files from there and dropping them into Live. I personally am doing this: The MIDI latency isn't too bad when I have it set to MME/Direct, but the audio latency is trash. There are some folks online who suggest physically routing a cable from your headphone jack on the soundcard directly to the mic-in on your motherboard (I tried this myself but Windows freaked the hell out and made a feedback loop, be careful doing this) There are programs such as Virtual Audio Cable that you can use to route audio from different sources to different outputs but I never personally could ever figure out how to get ASIO to output to Windows. If you set the audio device as MME/Direct, it will go through Windows but you will have latency issues with any external instruments and MIDI. Problem with this is that the sound never goes through Windows and OBS cannot find the audio. So your default audio driver in Live's preferences are probably set to ASIO with your output being your speakers or sound card. This is a complicated issue that I don't have a perfect solution to but this is how I managed to do what you're trying to do.

How to stream on twitch using obs studio