Audio Issues

[brolidog]

Here's some backround on what I am using/doing.

I am trying to stream World Of Warcraft from my desktop. The issues I am having is, the game sounds are 10 times louder than my mic in the stream. I can fix it by dropping the volume in game to almost nothing but then I can't hear anything through my speakers unless I turn it up to max.

When I bring up my audio controls I can't adjust any of the sliders for volume. They are all blocked out.

So when ever I am fighting anything in the game people cant hear anything and the game sounds are very very loud.


I broadcast on a cable modem, so my bit rate is fairly low. Is there anything I can do to balance the game and mic sounds while playing?


Also:

* Browser: Firefox 3.0.11
* Operating System: Windows Xp Pro

Which Broadcaster you are using:

* Flash Media Encoder 3.0

[gogeeks]

If you're using stereo mix you can adjust the volume your viewers hear in FME as well as in your recording options area. This way you can have good audio coming out of your speakers and great audio going to your viewers :)

[brolidog]

I attached a Screen of FME setting. what should I change?

[Rapsody10]

you can try with this to pass the audio

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FulmLiJ2OuI

Good luck

Raps

[brolidog]

I have that all done correctly, but my window looks differently than his. instead of having select below each input I have only a mute option. Also the sliders aren't movable.

Screen attached.

[Rapsody10]

ok
this will teach you to give us all your specs to help you better in the future
I will guess again you are using Vista so here is the link for that

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5qa-HODWbc

Raps

[brolidog]

ok
this will teach you to give us all your specs to help you better in the future
I will guess again you are using Vista so here is the link for that

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5qa-HODWbc

Raps

Specs were posted at end of the first post, here they are again with more now.

Using FME
and VHSscrncap
Windows Xp Pro
3.2ghz dual core
2gb ram
9750gt 512mb video card
160gb hdd