Once it is installed you will be able to see it in your devices like so:įirst thing you will have to understand is how Windows works its audio. I don't think I need to walk you through its installation process.įor VB-Audio, you are simply installing a driver that will add the "cable" to your audio devices (accessed through your playback/recording devices window.) Once you unzip the RAR to the folder of your choice, make sure you right click the setup and run it as administrator.
Remember to install the x32 or 圆4 version of OBS based on your hardware. Step 1 - Download/Install OBS and VB-Audio
Mumble and Ventrilo are more lightweight so if your computer has low or unoptimized memory usage you might want to go for these. Your choice of VOIP software - self explanatory. However the trial version includes a periodic audio reminder to buy the full version (valued at $35.00 USD) which will ruin your recordings. VAC is great, because it gives you three free cables on the trial version as well as audio repeating software to skip over the Windows playback stuff. It is the best current alternative to Virtual Audio Cable in my opinion. Downloading this free will give you one virtual cable. VB-Audio Virtual Cable - Technically donationware. It is free and the Studio version comes with a lot of options to fit your output to the specs of your computer. Open Broadcaster Software - I use this as my major suite for recording/streaming. But what if you wanted to hear the ingame/movie audio through the headphones as well? Or you didn't own a pair of headphones? (though if you're looking at a guide on VOIP, I doubt this.)
I got a couple questions about this, because some of the guides are really complicated.īasically, if you've ever wanted to record or stream something, be it a video game/movie/your desktop but didn't want people to hear your VOIP service, then its simple enough to play your VOIP audio through headphones only.
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