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If you use an application with Pulseaudio support but with no way of selecting the sound card, you can set it to output sound through the Virtual_Sink in the Sound Settings. To test this, open and application that outputs sound and select Virtual_Sink. If you open Sound Settings, a new output device should have appeared, named Virtual_Sink. You should see no error after running this command. Pacmd load-module module-null-sink sink_name=Virtual_Sink sink_properties=scription=Virtual_Sink Only go through with this setup if you’re confident navigating your system’s audio settings.It's very simple to configure. Your system settings can get muddled up, and it becomes confusing. Top tip: Using this method will alter your system’s default audio settings. You will now be receiving all of the selected OBS audio in Zoom.

In Zoom, set your microphone to VB-Audio Virtual Cable.

Open the mixer settings and set all of your audio sources (that you want to be heard in Zoom) monitoring settings to monitor and output.

In OBS Studio, go to your audio settings in the main settings menu and set your monitoring device to CABLE Input (VB-Audio Virtual Cable).

Download the VB-Audio Voicemeeter audio cable drivers here.

Set up your virtual audio cable by following these steps in order: Using this hardware will act as a ‘virtual’ microphone and appear in those settings. Zoom can’t recognize OBS Studio as an audio source, so that it won’t appear in the list of potential microphones. If you have more than just a microphone source in OBS that you want others to hear on Zoom, you will need to install and configure a virtual audio cable.Ī virtual audio cable is essentially a driver that Zoom can recognize as an audio source. As with the above setting, it’s better to correct colors inside OBS Studio than in Zoom settings.

Adjust for low light – This setting will add brightness to darker colors in your video feed.

For more information about OBS image filters, click here.

If you’re using OBS Studio as a Virtual Camera it’s better to apply these filters in OBS rather than Zoom.

Touch up my appearance – This setting applies a filter to your Zoom camera footage to remove any blemishes and spots.

This is handy if you have text in your image and need to flip it to be readable.

Mirror my video – Checking this box will transform your OBS feed in Zoom by flipping it horizontally.We recommend keeping this on original ratio. HD will attempt to upscale the resolution to be as high definition as possible. Choosing original ratio will keep the feed at the original quality. Original ratio and HD – This will change the quality of the OBS feed that Zoom is receiving.OBS Studio manages the majority of your video picture settings, but there are a few additional settings in Zoom that you can play with to achieve better results: