Obs Clips
when i clip something for example if i kill some in warzone they are talking and i clip it i cant hear them i can see the gamertag which mean they are talking and is the same for my teammates and i turned up voice chat volume aswell which didn’t help i hear them just fine when im playing the game but once i clip it i can hear anything or hardly hear anything
is there a better clip software out there i use to just do it from twitch but quality was not there i
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I don't have enough information about your setup, or the game, but I am going to make an educated guess.
I have a headset (and I think you do to) that splits comms and game into two seperate channels, and I have a wheel on my headset that can "tune" / balance these to "channels". Its really cool and convenient, and it also allows me to capture game and voice seperately (which is really convenient).
However, if in your software (for example OBS), you only add the "game " audio source, and not the "comms" audio source, then you get exactly what you are describing. You hear it in your headset (cus its always playing both), but the capture software does not, because it only has one of the "channels" / devices added.
You can go into either global audio (in settings), or just add the "comms" audio output device to your scene, and you'll get both (and you can balance, or even split between audio tracks).
So, assuming this is correct, then you are in an amazing position where you can easily mute or balance your game audio with the comms (nice to be able to mute or lower someone screaming or cursing without it impacting the game audioa 😄 )
Best of luck, hope that helps, and that my assumption is correct :OBSHeart: