How to Solve PS5 Audio Sync Stream issues on OBS & Split 4k 120hz signal
Are you trying to stream PS5 gameplay through OBS but struggling with audio desync, missing party chat, or 4K signal splitting? This complete guide walks you through exactly how to set up your PS5 stream to an external PC with an Elgato HD60X capture card so you never drop audio again.
Streaming from a PS5 is notoriously difficult because Sony removed the optical out port, making it incredibly frustrating to capture both game audio and party chat simultaneously. In this video, I break down the exact hardware and OBS software settings you need to solve this.
In this video, we will solve:
How to permanently fix the OBS audio delay where the game sound slowly drifts out of sync with the video.
How to use an EZCOO HDMI 2.1 Splitter to send a 4K 120Hz signal to your gaming monitor while still capturing 1080p footage for Twitch via the Elgato.
How to use the Elgato Chat Link Pro and a dual-microphone setup so your stream can hear both your friends in party chat and your own commentary.
Gear mentioned in this video (Amazon Affiliate Links):
Elgato Chatlink Pro: https://amzn.to/48TNtVn
Elgato HD60X: https://amzn.to/3x3e2de
HDMI 2.1 Cables: https://amzn.to/3IAZ1lD
EZCOO HDMI Splitter: https://amzn.to/4aeDj2L
Video Chapters
0:00 The PS5 streaming audio problems explained
0:40 The "Audio Drift" out-of-sync issue
1:42 The complete hardware setup required
3:17 How to split a 4K 120Hz signal (EZCOO Splitter)
4:56 Fixing party chat with the Elgato Chat Link Pro
6:23 Elgato HD60X capture card physical setup
7:35 How to fix the OBS audio sync lag (Software Settings)
9:21 The complete PS5 to PC signal flow recap
11:15 Troubleshooting common Elgato & OBS errors