Finlandthe reason i see why people used to use it was to have a separate thing to record the raw gameplay and then obs would capture the amarec window so the stream could also see it.
nowadays you can just run two separate instances of obs
most people do it the proper way of having splits on the left but every now and then youll see someone with splits on the right
some people also put splits/facecam on the right of the game but imo this isnt good. i believe the timer and face cam should be to the left of the game and then the chat should be to the right. making the most important part (the game) be in the center of your screen and you can easily and quickly look over at the splits, facecame or chat if needed.
with timer and facecam next to the twitch chat it looks very cluttered
are you talking about the chats that show up in the stream itself?
take your shoes off indoors its bad manners
i remember in like 2nd grade or something everyone wanted to have the bar things on the wheels of their bikes. no one actually had a bmx bike or knew any tricks though
i had already thought about making an autosplitter for when the full game is released. the only problem is console runs, the idea of manually retiming loads doesnt seem that fun.
separating pc and console is also an option but not sure if its the best one since assumably pc and console wont be any different other than controller.
i remember there at least used to be a website thatd do exactly this but only with world records. i remember finding that accidentally when i was looking at the views for one of my runs and a bunch came from that site for somereason
i downloaded and installed vmix and the registeration page allows you to register a free basic edition. assuming you just want to fix the audio then that should be enough right?
sorry not really helpful but why were you using vmix? why not straight up put the capturecard feed into obs with the "video capture device" source?
