How To Hear Game Audio On Streamlabs Tutorial
How To Hear Game Audio On Streamlabs Tutorial
To ensure both you and your audience hear game audio on Streamlabs, the primary method involves your "Desktop Audio" source. First, verify that a "Desktop Audio" input is present and active in your Mixer panel. This source captures all sound playing through your default Windows audio device. If it's missing, add it via the "Sources" panel. If your audience hears the game but you don't, you need to enable monitoring. Right-click the "Desktop Audio" source in the Mixer, select "Advanced Audio Properties," and for the "Desktop Audio" track, change the "Audio Monitoring" setting from "Monitor Off" to "Monitor and Output." This will route the audio through your chosen monitoring device (usually your headphones). For specific games, sometimes a dedicated "Game Capture" source with "Capture any fullscreen application" or "Capture specific window" might be more reliable, but ensure its audio is routed correctly or that "Desktop Audio" isn't double-capturing it. Always check your in-game audio settings and Windows Sound Mixer to confirm the game is outputting to your default device.
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