Broadcast game audio only: This is on by default, and causes Windows to only broadcast audio from the game you’re playing-as well as any audio from your microphone, if it’s enabled.Microphone volume and System volume: Adjust these sliders to control the volume of the audio from your microphone and game.Use auto echo cancellation: Windows automatically attempts to cancel echoes from your microphone if you enable this option.You can speak and your viewers will hear your voice. Turn on mic when I broadcast: Enable this option to have Windows add the audio from your microphone to your stream.We recommend using the default option of 128kbps, as it provides a good trade-off between quality and bandwidth requirements. Audio quality: Choose different audio quality levels for your stream, if you’re recording audio.
If you turn this option off, you’ll just broadcast a silent video. Record audio when I broadcast: The game’s sound is only broadcast if you enable this option.The default settings should work fine, but your microphone and webcam are disabled by default, and won’t be included in the stream.
RELATED: How to Stream a PC Game on Twitch with OBSīefore starting a live stream, you can configure your game broadcasting settings by heading to Settings > Gaming > Broadcasting in Windows. First: Configure Game Broadcasting Settings
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