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When installing IShowU Audio you will need to give IShowU Audio permissions (read below if you are not prompted during install).Note: If you are not prompted during install, then hit “command + space” to bring up spotlight and search for “Security & Privacy”, you should see an image similar to the above.įor more info check Shinywhitebox’s documentation here. Once the installation is complete, restart your computer.With IShowUAudio installed, the next step is to configure an audio device. This will allow us to capture desktop audio, while also hearing that audio as well.

Hit command + space to bring up the system spotlight and search for “Audio MIDI”.

Click the little “+” in the bottom left hand corner of the dialog box and select “Create Multi-Output Device”.

You will be presented with another dialog box that looks something like below, note the arrows and run through the steps after the picture.

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Note: If you are planning on using a bluetooth headset and you are planning on using its built in microphone read the “known problems” section Select any other appropriate output devices from this list for your setup, they will be your “pass through” so you can hear what OBS is capturing.Select “iShowU Audio Capture” as one of the audio devices.Click the “master device” dropdown in the top center of the dialog and select “iShowU Audio Capture”.

Select the Multi-Output Device we just created (i.e.Hit “command + space” to bring up spotlight and search for “Sound”.Once you have run through the above steps your screen should look something like this.(Optional) Click on the “Multi-Output Device” label in the device’s list on the left hand side of the dialog box and give it something more memorable I used: OBS Audio Capture.Uncheck “Drift Correction” for all devices if selected.

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Click the “+” button under sources for a scene.Ĭlick on the dropdown for Mic/Auxiliary Audio 2 (or some other free option) and selection “IShowU Audio Capture”.Click on “Settings” in the lower left hand side of the screen.With OBS open run through the following steps: We will now need to go into OBS to configure it to use the audio device we just setup to capture audio.

Give a descriptive name for the audio source (e.g.

You should now be capturing desktop audio, try playing a video or music to make sure sound is being captured (the sound bar should move).

Note: See below if you are not hearing any sound, if nothing is being captured run through the previous two sections again to make sure you did everything rightĬonfigure Zoom to Allow OBS to Capture Its Audio You will need to do a couple of steps to capture audio from a zoom call.

Make sure Zoom is your active program and open it’s preferences, top left of the desktop.

Select audio on the right side of the dialog box.

Open the speaker dialog box and select the multi-output device created earlier (e.g.

Click “Test Speaker” and verify in OBS that audio is being capturedīelow are some common problems/issues I have ran into.

OBS is capturing audio, but I’m not hearing anything – If OBS is capturing audio, but you can’t hear anything coming from your computer one of a few things could be an issue.

Make sure the “pass through” audio device you configured during the “multi-output device” section is what you are using to listen to audio.Make sure your computer output is going to the “multi-output device” you setup earlier (command + space and search for sound and select output).My computer audio is messed when not using OBS – When not using OBS, you probably want to use a different audio setup, e.g.Open up Sound in system preferences (Command + space) and under “output” select the preferred device for output