After this, you should be done with the control panel. Of these three, only check the “Line” box. Under “Connected source lines”, there are three boxes. Again, this is fairly complicated, just set it to Cable range. “Stream fmt” has to do with stream format limiting. “Ms per int” is the number of milliseconds per interrupt, it has to do with sound latency. Just set this to 20, explaining it is somewhat complicated and even I don’t fully understand it. “Max inst” is where you set the maximum number of pin instances.
NC is the maximum number of channels allowed, set this between 1 and 2.
This specifies the range of sampling rates allowed for the virtual audio cable.īPS is theminimum/maximum bit samples allowed for the cable. You want the minimum/maximum settings to be 4410. Under “Cable parameters”, SR is your sampling rate. You’ll want to set it to 2 cables, then press “Set”. Under “Drive parameters”, we have Cables. Once open, you’ll see a number of different, configurable options. Open the VAC control panel (vcctlpan.exe), and follow these instructions from Destiny's guide:Īfter installing VAC, open up vcctlpan.exe in whatever folder you installed VAC in. Install Virtual Audio Cable - aka VAC (requires purchase to remove audio watermark see )ī.
Here's what you need to do to make it happen (big thanks to ROOT Destiny for his invaluable guide which helped me figure this out: ):Ī. Hi guys, I've had a few requests asking how I'm streaming myself and GoDz in the same audio channel in Dota 2 for the TI2 qualifiers.
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