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Anybody have recommendations for an easy way to grab "outbound" audio regardless of source? I meet with clients on a wide range of platforms and would love to b
by keineid 2y ago
Anybody have recommendations for an easy way to grab "outbound" audio regardless of source? I meet with clients on a wide range of platforms and would love to be able to universally grab their audio to use here, regardless of what platform we're in. I know there's plenty of services, but would love to keep it all local.
- password4321 2y agoBlackHole: macOS Audio Loopback Driver https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40270219 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40270219 Not sure what you mean by source/platforms, you might find what you need for your operating system on that discussion 3 weeks ago with links to options for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
- keineid 2y agoHa, forgot to specify Windows. I'll dig into the discussion, thanks!
- bt1a 2y agoI do what you're describing with VB-CABLE on Windows (and Blackhole-2ch on macOS) + OBS https://vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm https://vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm So, if you wanted to transcribe the audio from one of your physical output devices (say you had your meeting software outputting on external headphones), you could set the virtual audio device as the monitoring device on the physical external headphones. Therefore, you end up with a virtual audio input device containing the audio from your meeting software. I also do this to apply a chain of filters to my condenser mic in OBS because it picks up everything.
- c0brac0bra 2y agoKeep in mind that Blackhole has to be licensed for commercial use