svenvv

As someone who's used obs-ndi on a daily basis for a long time I do suggest running audio outside of obs-NDI. Either by just running a seperate NDI monitor and capturing the audio output, or by using separate solution like sonobus (open source). The reason is a pair of bugs that have not been fixed as of version 4.9.1: - Losing audio output completely. This is something that can randomly happen after weeks of use. Your audio output will break, but all the vu-meters and even monitoring still works. You won't notice it until your audience starts screaming at you. - Desync. After a while there is a chance audio will drift out of sync with the video. Not something you'll notice in a test, but when running long streams this can get problematic. - When using screen capture HX, instead of the normal screen capture, there's a chance all audio sources go 'robot mode'. There are reports that this may have been fixed by using the NDI 4.6 runtime over the 4.5 runtime that gets installed by default, but I'm just not taking any risks myself.