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I have been trying to get an mp3 file synced with my microphone so that my singing is in sync with the song. Using the offset to get it synced up with my mic. I will record a test and confirm that the audio has is actually in sync.
Current Behavior
With OBS open, using the sync offset does nothing. 750ms delay is that same as if it were 0ms when I record tests.
If I restart OBS and do not open the Advanced Audio window, the 750ms is applied and the recording is accurate and in sync with my mic.
If I restart OBS and DO open the Advanced Audio window, the number still says 750ms, but when I record my test, the audio is out of sync.
Steps to Reproduce
Have OBS open
Add a sync offset in the advanced audio settings
Record a test. The offset should be the same as 0ms no matter what you entered in.
Close OBS
Reopen obs, do not open the advanced audio window
Record a test. The offset should now be applied.
You can now open the advanced audio window. It will still show your sync offset number like before.
Record another test. The offset will be back out of sync to 0ms.
Anything else we should know?
The mp3 file was started by hiding visibility, then unhiding it.
I did not scrub ahead on the timeline. I just let the file play from the start in all of my tests.
The offset sync seemed to be dependent on if I opened the advanced audio window after starting up OBS.
This also happens in version 30.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Operating System Info
macOS 14
Other OS
No response
OBS Studio Version
31.0.0
OBS Studio Version (Other)
No response
OBS Studio Log URL
https://obsproject.com/logs/muvBIQMMZ1IwjBU8
OBS Studio Crash Log URL
No response
Expected Behavior
I have been trying to get an mp3 file synced with my microphone so that my singing is in sync with the song. Using the offset to get it synced up with my mic. I will record a test and confirm that the audio has is actually in sync.
Current Behavior
With OBS open, using the sync offset does nothing. 750ms delay is that same as if it were 0ms when I record tests.
If I restart OBS and do not open the Advanced Audio window, the 750ms is applied and the recording is accurate and in sync with my mic.
If I restart OBS and DO open the Advanced Audio window, the number still says 750ms, but when I record my test, the audio is out of sync.
Steps to Reproduce
Anything else we should know?
The mp3 file was started by hiding visibility, then unhiding it.
I did not scrub ahead on the timeline. I just let the file play from the start in all of my tests.
The offset sync seemed to be dependent on if I opened the advanced audio window after starting up OBS.
This also happens in version 30.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: