For Windows users, there is the VB-CABLE Virtual Audio Device that can you use instead. The latest release can be found on this link. On MacOS, you can use Soundflower to get this. To start, you will need to install a virtual audio device on your machine. Read on to see how to get this working! OBS Audio Output on Zoom and Google Meet 1. Now I just need to get OBS audio output on Zoom and Google Meet One way to resolve this is to get the OBS to process the audio as well. However, I’ve noticed a sync delay between the video and sound. Has anyone experienced something similar? Does anyone know of a good workaround? Are virtual audio input and outputs just completely blocked by AMD for Noise Suppression? Would greatly appreciate any sort of clarification regarding this.I have started to use OBS to create a virtual background for my Google Meet meetings. Virtual Audio Cable, VAIO, AUX VAIO, and VAIO 3 are all completely silent when being plugged into AMD Noise Suppression, and the AMD mic produces no sound when being recorded. My problem now is that AMD Noise Suppression seems to not work with any Voicemeeter output. Eventually, the filtered audio is then sent to Voicemeeter and then this is sent to AMD Adrenalin. I did this by inputting my microphone through OBS and manipulating its output via filters. I figured, if I boosted my voice before it even reaches AMD's software, then surely it would have an easier time distinguishing between speech and background noise.

I considered pre-filtering my microphone audio through either Voicemeeter or OBS before plugging it into AMD Noise Suppression. The first one I could live with, but it's the second one where I have the most issue. It adds considerable lag to your microphone and it has a tendency to cut off some of my quieter speeches over the course of playing/recording a game.

I've been using it and so far it has worked well for me, but it's not perfect. I updated to the new drivers and I was pretty stoked to hear about Noise Suppression.

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