So it's not the virtual cable that reduces volume it must be AudioMulch.ĪudioMulch volume level in the Windows mixer is same as the global Speakers volume. This way you get a dedicated input for one or several selected. While this option still requires a virtual audio cable, as seen above, you can use OBS to capture the applications audio and output the audio from OBS to. If I go to Windows Recording settings, go to the 'Cable output' device (the input device - 'SoundIn' in AudioMulch) and tick 'Listen to this device' - the volume is normal. Use VB Audio Cable to connect your conferencing apps to VoiceMeeters hardware input. Is there volume control somewhere in AudioMulch? 'Cable input' playback device level is 100 in the Windows sound settings. I have triple-checked everything and I can't find the problem. The problem is that the volume is lower than if the player streams directly to Speakers. Use VoiceMeeter’s additional software input (AUX) for other Windows sounds, which you want to split from all other audio sources. This means you can assign several programs to the same VB Cable input. You should be good to go Click to expand. VB Audio Cable is a so called Multi-client audio driver. Use the OBS Virtual Cam to send your video. SoundIn is the virtual input device ('Cable output') SoundOut is speakers. VB-Audio Virtual Cable and Apps Install Virtual Audio Cable, set that as your monitor in OBS, set your sources in OBS to monitor and output, and set virtual audio cable as your mic in Zoom. Then I have configured my audio player to play into this virtual output device. It creates a virtual playback device (called 'Cable input') that's internally routed into a virtual input device ('Cable output').

I have installed the VB Audio virtual cable.

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