Click the plus icon next to Sources and select Application Audio Capture from the General Sources list. Now you’re ready to add the Application Audio Capture source-this will be the main audio for your stream (in addition to your microphone). Checking the box ensures that your viewers will hear your alert sounds. By default, your alerts go through your desktop audio, which is currently muted. Under Browser Settings, click the box for Control audio via Streamlabs Desktop. If there are other sounds you want your stream to hear, you can also configure them in Advanced Audio Settings.Īfter that, double click on the Alertbox in your sources menu to bring up the Properties menu. Be sure it is set to Monitor and Output, otherwise your stream won’t hear any alert sounds. įrom there, click on Alertbox to open the dropdown menu. Click the gear icon in the Mixer section to open Advanced Audio Settings. Next, if you want to ensure that your chat still hears your alert notifications (follows, subs, donations, etc.) you’ll need to configure this in your settings. Under the Mixer section, find your Desktop Audio and click the speaker icon to mute it. How to Use Application Audio Captureįirst, you will need to disable your Desktop Audio, otherwise your stream will continue to hear every sound from your computer (and you’ll likely hear an annoying echo). We’ll show you how to use this handy feature.
That’s right, no more worrying about how to keep your viewers from hearing your private Discord conversation. Streamlab Desktop’s new Application Audio Capture function allows you to split what your stream hears and what you hear.
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