In the Windows Sound settings, select a VAC as the default output (playback) device. I´ve spent a ridiculous amount of hours coming to these conclusions, but maybe it can save someone else the hassle, and hopefully I´m set myself now.Luckily with Streamlabs Desktop, there are a variety of different audio filters you can use to give your viewers a rich and pleasant sound when you are speaking into the microphone. I believe there is an option to reinstall OBS but keeping the settings, but I have no idea if that would work.Īnyhow, now everything works great with Windows 11! Perhaps I could have done this reinstall yesterday instead of the factory reset, but now my PC is fresh as new, as a bonus. I understand this is not an option for some that have a lot of stuff set up in OBS, but so far I only got a couple of scenes set up for my virtual camera.

So instead of resetting my computer again I used IObit Unistaller to wipe any trace of OBS and the cable. But, since there seemed to be a problem with the virtual cable input (according to the previous check in the VB Control panel), I figured maybe the problem is between OBS and the cable. However, today I upgraded to Windows 11 again, knowing that I might have to do the whole thing over again, and yes - the problem was back, just like before. As mentioned, I did a factory reset with Windows 10 yesterday and after installing everything again OBS/VB-cable worked perfectly in both Zoom and my client platform.

Thanks for your reply AaronD! You are probably right, but I couldn´t help myself, I really wanted to get this working with Windows 11 before I could let it go.

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