You'll be able to see the audio meter for your capture card moving up and down to confirm you were successful.

Now you're definitely going to be getting your gameplay audio imported into OBS Studio on your PC. This just means if you're not capturing and want to connect a headset to the console again, you'll have to change Step 4 manually. Make sure Output Device is set to HDMI Device (TV).Īdditionally, to make sure it doesn't accidentally turn off if you forget to connect a headset, turn off the Switch Output Device Automatically option.

The first thing you must do is make sure that your PS5 is outputting audio over HDMI. This makes setting up audio to stream frustrating, but there's a couple of easy fixes. The PS5 doesn't handle audio like the Xbox, so when you have a headset connected, no audio goes out over HDMI. To ensure you're getting a good-looking output, you'll need to do some tweaks to the settings. But this only concerns the input to OBS Studio. Depending on your capture card, the stock settings should be 1080p resolution at 60 FPS. This is the first step to using the output from your PS5 console with OBS. Name the device whatever your capture card model is for easy differentiating between other hardware.įrom the dropdown box, select your capture card. In the sources box, click the + button.If using an external capture card, connect the USB cable to the capture card and your PC.

If you use an external capture card you'll also need the USB cable it came with to hook it up to the PC.Ĭonnect the HDMI output from the PS5 to the HDMI input on the capture card.Ĭonnect the HDMI output on the capture card to a HDMI input on whichever display you want to play games on. For this, you'll need your capture card and two HDMI cables. The first step is to connect your PS5 to your PC and import the video into OBS Studio.

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