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[rain junco]

OBS allowes you to take in a video input

then record it

while also creating a virtual video output

so like

Video
|
OBS-- SSD
/
Something

If you are trying to do this in python

then you might want to consider using something like OpenCV

[iron pagoda]

My python app records the device default output speaker and then am going to send it through a udp socket

[rain junco]

to create a fake output with the input

and also save the input

[iron pagoda]

no am just taking output

rn it just makes wave file but I want this data to be continous to save

not to save*

[rain junco]

so like

                            SSD
                               /

frame -- Program

Virtual Output

[iron pagoda]

ssd?

[rain junco]

Solid State Drive (AKA saving it)

[iron pagoda]

think of it more like discord screenshare with just audio I want to take audio from another device and send it to my device

[rain junco]

So Device -> Computer -> Program -> Device?

[iron pagoda]

ya

python mic = sc.get_microphone(id=str(sc.default_speaker().name), include_loopback=True).record(numframes=samplerate*record_sec, samplerate=samplerate) I am using this to capture the audio

[rain junco]

So what is the problem?

you want it to live send to the headphones or smth?

[iron pagoda]

ya problem is soundcard or sc captures its total time frame given which is Record_sec and I want to know if there is a way to constantly record this data but not to save just save for long enough to send over udp

when the program runs it sits on that line and waits for the record_sec of 5 seconds before moving on

[iron pagoda]

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