[0:00] hey YouTube Morel Cox here recently I
[0:02] was asked a question on YouTube it was
[0:08] under one of the videos that I did
[0:09] called voiced meter inputs and outputs
[0:11] Scott Fisher asked is it possible to
[0:15] assign sound from a website as a virtual
[0:18] input and the answer is yes there are
[0:21] actually several ways you can do that
[0:23] and I'm going to show you my preferred
[0:26] way now my preferred way you have to be
[0:28] using Chrome as your web browser and
[0:31] that is because there's a plug-in that I
[0:33] use so let's switch over to my desktop
[0:35] here and there's the plug-in but first
[0:39] right here is a voice meter potato and
[0:42] what I'm going to do is I'm going to
[0:44] route all the audio from a my web
[0:47] browser that the website that comes up
[0:49] and I'm going to route it to a virtual
[0:53] audio cable that I have configured here
[0:55] in voice meter so if you go over to
[0:57] channel remember this is channel 0
[0:59] channel 1 channel 2 channel 3 channel 4
[1:02] right here so I'm gonna left click on
[1:04] that and you'll see I have virtual audio
[1:06] cable be selected so any input on
[1:10] virtual audio cable B will come into
[1:13] this channel right here okay so you
[1:15] gotta remember that virtual audio
[1:16] channel B okay so now the extension that
[1:21] chrome uses and that you can get in the
[1:23] Chrome Web Store here is called audio
[1:25] pick okay so you install that extension
[1:28] and then what happens is up here on the
[1:31] top and this toolbar here you will see
[1:33] the icon audio pick current tab if I
[1:37] left click on that you will see I have
[1:39] speaker VB audio cable be selected so
[1:42] this allows me to route to the various
[1:45] physical or virtual cables that I have
[1:49] installed on my machine so again we're
[1:52] going to pick virtual audio cable B so
[1:55] any audio being played in this tab right
[1:59] here will be routed to virtual audio
[2:02] cable B and back here on voice meter
[2:05] potato again I left click that's virtual
[2:08] audio cable B so I'll go back to my
[2:10] YouTube channel a YouTube channel here
[2:13] gonna hit plate and as you can see it's
[2:16] muted right now but I'll unmute it and
[2:18] now you are hearing the audio when I
[2:20] unmute from this YouTube video here it
[2:23] is so there you go the audio from it now
[2:29] it's video right now right now so you
[2:40] can see that's the easiest way to route
[2:43] audio from a website into voice meter
[2:49] and then of course I am rallying it to a
[2:53] one which are my headphones I have right
[2:56] here so I can hear it and then b3 which
[2:58] is the output that's I'm recording all
[3:01] the audio in OBS that is coming through
[3:04] b3 which that's how you're able to hear
[3:07] it so really that's the easiest way so
[3:10] yeah audio pick is a great extension
[3:13] that allows you to route audio from a
[3:17] website to any hardware or virtual audio
[3:22] cable that you have installed on your
[3:23] machine so I hope that makes sense if
[3:27] you got any questions leave them below
[3:28] and hey thanks for supporting me I just
[3:32] do this for fun so there's no fancy
[3:33] intros for outros it's just my way of
[3:36] giving back because you know there's a
[3:38] lot of people who have helped me so
[3:39] hopefully this helped you so until next
[3:41] time you guys take care we'll see you
[3:43] around