Obs Studio Record Audio From Computer

First i was a little skeptical of the magewell hdmi adapter, but after a few months of use, it has performed quite well. It does get hot, so i unplug when not in use. The magewell worked well with the native streaming from Youtube and Facebook through the browsers and it also works well OBS studio. The Roland V-1HD is quite simple to use and our operators were able to get to speed with it pretty quickly. My only gripe with the switcher is that it is pretty intolerant of inputs that do not conform to the format it is expecting to receive. Once i found that out, i was able to correct that by ensuring all of my cameras were set to 1080 30P. That ended up forcing an upgrade on an older camera that wasnt able to output 1080 30P. The V-1HD was able to work with that cameras 540P or 1080I outputs, but it required a level of effort that our newer cameras didnt need. In end, we just upgraded the older camera. The V-1HD also has an audio mixer built, but i found the inputs seemed to auto adjust the signal levels despite having a manual adjustment on the side of the switcher. it could have been something within my set up as i had too use a xlr camera adapter to convert the 2 channel xlr input to 3.5MM stereo in order to connect to the Roland. While the audio was acceptable, i resolved this purchasing a Dante AVIO usb adapter and just routing sound independent of the switcher to OBS studio. i still use the native audio from the switcher as a back up feed in OBS.

I use this cable to record audio from my computer to cassette tape. This cable feels substantial like a piece of professional recording equipment. No cons that I can see.

I bought this to connect my 3 Pocket Operators to my computer (MBP) so that I could record and stream good audio instead of picking it from the internal speakers of the Pocket Operator. Everyone I asked tried to sell me the Focusrite Scarlet ($$$) even though I told them specifically that I only needed one input and I don't need anything fancy. If all you need is to get good audio into your computer without all the jibber jabber, this is for you.

Considering the price, this mic does the job. I'm recarding audio podcasts so with the USB, I record directly on my computer and with the XLR, I can plug it in my Zoom audio recorder.

I use this microphone for audio podcasts and have found the quality to be excellent. I directly record into GarageBand on my MAC. The connection to the computer was as simple as plugging in any USB device and was up and running in seconds. The quality for this price made this an excellent purchase. I bought a pop filter and stand to go with it to make a great combo.

I have plans to record and try to sell audio plays for radio. I'm in a 1 bedroom apartment and for the time being it has to be my studio. This allows me to record my voice tracks without ambient interference.

Works as described, I use it for an iPhone 5 to record quick video/audio in my studio, I also use it at live gigs to have my phone available to play samples between songs and during set change overs. Seems well made and I've never had any issues.

I bought this to do live streaming and also to be able to record video via OBS. It worked perfectly right out of the box. Of course I am careful to use only quality cables with it. I've streamed/filmed for hours and have not noticed excess heat but I do have it placed where a fan is moving air nearby.

This was super easy and worked right away. Using it to record a professional camera via OBS running on an iMac. Best part is that it captures audio so I can use XLR mics.

This thing is well worth the price, as we use a separate computer to mix our broadcast audio through a DAW. This thing allows us to have that computer in our broadcast studio with no loss of audio quality! Much better than running 100ft of USB, if it would even send anything at that range.