It should be allowed to reach up to 32 bits. PS: I know that vMix Call is a better option but I need to have a backup option for guests who for whatever reason don't have a WebRTC-compatible browser and can't install one or for example if there is a temporary problem with the vMix server, etc.įrom the VAC screen shot it appears that your VAC audio bit depth (BPS) is set to 8-16 bits. (I don't get the crackling sound from Zoom speaker button inside Zoom when the cable is not connected and when the Realtek is selected instead).Īny suggestions on what I might be doing wrong? Just testing and getting the crackling sound when clicking the test button which plays a musical sound for the Zoom speaker after the cable is connected.

In my computer's Sound Panel, 48000 32 Bit Float 2 Channels is not an option for any Playback devices. When I access my computer's Sound Panel, on the Playback Devices tab, for the Realtek High Definition Audio, I have tried both 0 HZ and 0 HZ but that doesn't seem to affect the outcome (crackling sound when testing the speaker button in Zoom after connecting the virtual audio cables). When I check the settings in the vMix Audio Mixer for each of my audio devices, I see that the Master Audio and Bus A indicate 48000 Hz 16 Bit 2 Channels, but my Blue Yeti Microphone and Audio Line 2 inputs indicate 48000 32 Bit Float 2 Channels. I saw somewhere on Facebook that the bitrates need to match among all audio devices in vMix. (I've not had to use virtual audio cables though). In Wirecast, I've been doing screen captures of Zoom on a second monitor connected to this same PC and have not had any audio issues. Windows indicates my Realtek sound card driver is up to date. My system configuration: Windows 10, i7-6700 quad core processor, 16 GB RAM, nVidia 750-TI graphics card. In Settings > Speaker: Line 2 Virtual Audio Cable In Settings > Audio > Microphone: Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable) In Add Inputs > Audio Inputs: Audio Device: Line 2 Virtual Audio Cable Audio Device: Blue Yeti USB Microphone In Settings > Audio Outputs: Master Output: Enabled Headphones: Realtek High Definition Audio Bus A: Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable) Bus B: None Default Bus for New Inputs: Master I'm trying to bring in a remote guest via Zoom into vMix using Virtual Audio Cables for the audio and keep getting a crackling sound over that cable. I've searched the forum but have not found an answer to this question. I'm new to vMix (just started using version 20 as a trial) but have been using Wirecast for about 10 months.

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