My laptop is not very good regarding specs, but many people already told me that it should be enough for my purpose.ĬPU: Intel Core i5 8265 U (4 cores, 8 threads) I don't have this problem in the OBS preview that is perfectly synced and not even in the recordings, albeit I just took short clips (20-30s), but the stream is desynced from the start, so it's weird that recordings are not suffering the desync.ĮlGato's software 4k Capture Utility is installed, but I don't want to use that to stream because it doesn't let me add overlays and stuff like OBS does.īoth Xbox and laptop are connected through Wi-Fi, but I have a quite powerful router and a very good Internet plan (1000Mbps) so that shouldn't be a issue, also since there are no lag / bufferings/ stutters on the stream at all. I'm streaming at and on stream the video is perfect: the image is very good and there are no lag or stutters at all, just a delay in audio that is not synced with the video. The problem I'm having is that on stream ONLY I'm getting a noticeable audio desync (1 second or so) since the very beginning of the stream, that seems to mildly worsen overtime as the stream goes on. Astro Mixamp has a stream port that is connected via a 3.5 mm jack to the Line in of the ElGato card, basically because I want the stream to hear exactly what I hear on the headset, and this is successful.
My setup is a little complex, but I'm attaching a quick draw I made.įor all you need to know though, is that the ElGato is connected to a USB 3.0 SS to my laptop, and I'm using OBS broadcaster. Due to the lack of optical out on series X, I was forced to buy a HDMI audio extractor to get optical to send to the mixamp. I recently purchased a ElGato HD60S+ to stream on Twitch my gameplay.I'm using a Xbox Series X console, paired with a Astro Mixamp TR 4th gen and Astro A40 4th gen.
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