I cannot do a painful 5-6 hours after-production overlay every time when I could've just recorded my voice along with the game. I did those, but the problem is still there. I searched online and appearently it has something to do with the AudioBox overriding the system audio so I have to set AudioBox USB as my default audio device in windows AND to allow background sound in OBS.
#Audiobox usb windows 10 usb not recognized pro
This problem has been bugging me since I've started recording for Youtube and the only solution I could come up with was record a game without my voice so that the system sound and thus the game sound could be recorded and then do an after-production voice overlay using Corel Studio Pro X7, which if you couldn't tell by the sound of it yet it is a painful task because there are a lot of alignment issues that I had to fix. Also, but gives me a audiobox 1818vsl Why does not recognize it was initially added to open device.
#Audiobox usb windows 10 usb not recognized driver
Audiobox usb driver has not been rated by our. The same happens when I'm using Discord while gaming with one small difference: the chat audio ( still no system or game audio anywhere though) is now being played through the display monitor's (I mean the actually monitor I stare at for hours) cheap speakers, and I literally hear NOTHING AT ALL from my headset that is still plugged into the AudioBox. The audio box will not recognized the powerhub it says, audiobox asio driver has failed to start correctly before trav july 6th, 2016 my audiobox usb did the same thing at some point. Then in the second video was when I closed the program and re-opened it, this time my mic registers and I could hear myself, but all system sounds had been overridden (muted). I have uploaded some recordings I have made with OBS and everything I've mentioned, and you'll see that in the first video which is immediately after I have disabled and enabled the input settings I mentioned in OBS my mic didn't even register and I couldn't even hear my voice (believe me I was speaking into it, but you could see the bar in the audio section of OBS it didn't even budge). This is weird because In both OBS and Discord I have set the desktop output audio device as the " speaker (AudioBox USB)" which is my headset because it is plugged into the AudioBox USB itself as monitor, and the Mic/Auxiliary Input Device as the " Line (AudioBox USB)" which is my condenser mic that is plugged into the front of the AudioBox USB as it requires phantom power (48V). By output I actually mean I could only hear either my voice OR the system sound, more often the earlier.
a pair of headset I plugged into its back as monitor) at the same time WHILE I am running apps such as OBS and Discord or even Any Games. a condenser microphone that came with it that requires phantom power, and I have enabled phantom power) and output (i.e. My AudioBox USB cannot seem to recognize both my input (i.e.
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