However, it turned out it didn't stream ALL the sound. However, Riven has a quirk with playing sounds (I don't really want to say how long it took me to find out the actual reason for the problem).Īfter setting up Virtual Audio Cables (VAC), I could get the sound to stream through Skype. Keep in mind, the same as above, if this technique works for you, you will need to make sure Audio Repeater (MME) is running and sending your mic to line 1 each time before you start your stream.I've been recently trying really hard to get Riven sounds to stream over Skype in order to play together with a friend through Skype share screen. Open the audio settings, and change your Microphone/Auxiliary audio device to Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable). Now go into obs, and go into your settings.

In this program, set the wave in to Microphone (3- Microsoft LifeCam VX-500) or whatever microphone you want to use, and the wave out to line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable) and then press start.Ħ. Keep in mind, if this technique works for you, you will need to make sure Audio Repeater (MME) is running and sending line 1 to line 2 each time before you start your stream.ĥ. Now go into obs, and in the direct show audio source, set your audio input device to line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable). In this program, set the wave in to line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable), and the wave out to line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable) and then press start.Ħ. Now, go to Start > All Programs > Virtual Audio Cable > Audio Repeater (MME)ĥ. You can now close out of the control panel.Ĥ. Change this number to 2, or 3 if you desire, and then press set. In the top right corner you will see 'cables' with a changeable number next to it. Right click on the program 'Control panel' and run it as an administrator.ģ.

Go to Start > All Programs > Virtual Audio CableĢ. Creating another VAC and using it as a 'bypass'-ġ. Let's go through the two methods I've described in depth.

Line 1 virtual audio cable teamspeak