- Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac how to#
- Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac 1080p#
- Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac software#
- Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac Pc#
- Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac windows#
Especially since my crappy internet connection is only 7Mbps up, so it's not like I can stream 4k video anyway.
Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac Pc#
My spare PC has an i5 and dual GTX 960 cards, so my choice was to spend more ~$300 on the 4K60 and another ~$500 on a new processor and card, or spend ~$160 on the HD60 that works just fine in this old machine. Which sounds great, but it requires (at a minimum) a high end i7 processor and at least a GTX 1060 card.
Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac 1080p#
In Jayne's video he recommends the Elgato 4K60 Pro because it'll capture 4k 60Hz (vs 1080p 60Hz for the HD60 Pro). Making this work required a mix of hardware and a software.įirst and foremost, I put an Elgato HD60 Pro capture card in the second PC. (I suggest all my grown-up friends, who find my gaming hobby silly, move along to some more serious article.) Left monitor is streaming PC, middle is main PC (mostly used for gaming), right is VR machine. I learned a few things along the way, which others might find useful, so I thought I'd share. I goofed around with this over the last few weekends, using a second PC I had laying about as the streaming PC. I was intrigued, since streaming and recording 3D and VR content, without bogging down the machine creating the content, has been a goal of mine, but I'd never found any good advice that seemed trustworthy before. I suggest reading both, as the newer ones build on this one.Ī few weeks back, I posted a link to a video Jayne had posted about his dual-PC twitch streaming setup.
Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac windows#
So I can still record my voice in windows voice recorder while also recording in OBS just fine.UPDATE: I have a newer post on this topic that is a more comprehensive discussion of how I converted this to a triple-PC/Mac setup and dealt with camera and audio sharing. I can send any info you might need, any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!Įdit: Fixed the video links, my apoligiesĮdit: Also, the mic still works in other programs while recording from the capture card. Any help with this is greatly appreciated, I really don't have any idea where to go from here apart from just picking at the audio settings and see if they might fix the issue. Im assuming the USB audio signal is interfering with the Speakers audio? Maybe there's some sort of interference with the audio the HD60s is putting out? Very confused.īut! ya.
Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac how to#
So it seems like my speakers is connected to the static noise? Honestly, i'm really confused with this and not sure how to work it out. I started playing around with some settings thinking maybe there was something I configured incorrectly in OBS or the Game Capture software. So I removed the HD60s as a source in OBS studio and tried to see if it worked normally then.and it didn't.Īt this point I was thinking maybe my microphone was defective, so I tried to just record a simple sound in window's sound recorderĪnd.it sounded completely fine. So I decided to fire up OBS Studio to see if maybe it was just some weird bug with Elgato's software, but it did the same thing, even while the switch wasn't on.
Setting up elgato hd60s obs on mac software#
However, the Game capture software doesn't actually record anything until there is a signal coming from the capture card, so I couldn't record it. And it wasn't, the audio was perfectly normal. In the Elgato game capture software I left my switch off, and tried to see if the live commentary would still be loud. The weird thing though is that it only seems to do this when the capture card is on and actively displaying a video. However, even after moving my mic to the front of my PC plugged in to the front USB port where the wire is completely free, it still makes a noticeable noise. So I started to record some switch gameplay with the live commentary button on in the Elgato Game Capture software, and I get this.Īt first I thought this might have just been from some electrical interference with the USB mic since I have a lot of wires behind my PC where my Mic is. I'm using an Elgato HD60s and an insignia USB microphone (Link to that here, since there's different variations).Ĭurrently i'm using Elgato's game capture software, Please note most of these recordings are seriously ear splitting, please adjust your volume before listening to any recordings. Hello! So, i'm setting up a recording for my Switch and I ran in to a problem.
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