Setup Xbox with Elgato HD60S and Astro Mixamp Pro TR to stream 

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

I know! This one explains step by step!

@@daddysb2738 yes! I watched so many videos & they were all missing something.

Yess it is after a day of looking at almost all the videos out their.

Glad it helped you!!

I am glad the video helped!!! Looking forward to seeing you in chat!!

Thank you SO much!!

I can hear my friends but can’t talk. Any idea

@@THELATENIGHTGANG Same!!

Glad it helped. I had a hard time as well getting it figured out, so I just decided to make a vid step by step and explain what everything did.

Glad it helped! You are very welcome!

Glad the video helped!!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks!! I added the Amazon link for the ground loop isolator that removes the humming. Here is the link anyway... Good luck with the streaming!! Let me know where you stream and I will check it out. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019393MV2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

@@redstogee6393 hey bro i appreciate your video and i will buy that as well im working on all this as i type this keep up the good work

It does. You can control the balance of game and voice sound with the right knob. Just make sure the Xbox is set to output your sound to speakers and headphones. Glad you liked the video!!

@@redstogee6393 when I do this party chat is way to loud in headphones and I can’t control the game and audio settings anymore. Whenever I switch it to speakers and headset, it’s just way too loud for the party and quiet in game for the stream and in headset.

Glad you liked the video.

Glad it was helpful!

Appreciate it!

Glad the video helped. I don’t see why it would not work.

@@redstogee6393 cool much appreciated!

On default the Alert Box only plays the audio on your stream. On Alert Box properties, just tick the box that allows you to Control audio via Streamlabs Desktop (or OBS). And then turn on monitoring for that audio output, (Monitor and Output) Monitor is for you to hear it and Output means it still gets you know.. played on your stream as well.

Glad it helped!

I am glad that it helped!

Thanks!! I am glad you liked it. This is the Amazon link for the one that I bought. Not expensive at all. Mpow Ground Loop Noise Isolator... www.amazon.com/dp/B019393MV2?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Another question i have for you. The way you have it set up, it also records party chat? Or are there settings i need to adjust to make sure it records my party chat from xbox as well

I use this exact setup to record our party chat when playing Modern Warfare. I am using an Xbox One X and using a PC for the OBS overlays to stream to Twitch and it gets it all. The Mixamp makes this possible.

Im thinking its because i only have one three ringed aux. hopefully thats the only reason. In any case i really appreciate the feed back!

I figured it out lol. The mixamp settings needed to be adjusted. You were right, it does it all. Had the stream settings on the mixamp really high lol just thought id share 😂

I didn't use the Elgato software for the stream. I am using Streamlabs OBS. If you are using that you will set add a source a new capture device.

Happy to help!

You are very welcome!!! I am glad it helped.

@@redstogee6393 Yes it did thanks! Just one question, when i hooked it up i lost control on party chat balance with the right knob,so i controll the balance between my pc and xbox now, and i was happy with it for a while tbh :D but now i would rather use the right knob to control the balance between chat and game audio. Is there a way to do that ? Lots of people have different mic quality so it would be easier to control it with the mixamp . TIA

I think there is a link in the description

also wondering this same question

And does it matter what brand aux chord to use

Glad it helped. I remember how frustrating it was for me trying to find info.

It helped my setup with the hum coming in on the AUX port. Trying to figure the issues out that happen can definitely be frustrating.

I'm not all that botherd about having the pc aux plugged in for alerts so i guess i wont experience the static as it wont be connected?

Hi! I had this problem too and for the life of me I couldn't find a solution anywhere online but I FINALLY figured it out. So I don't use Elgato but that's not the cause of the problem here so it doesn't matter. I stream the video using Remote Play (Window Capture on OBS) and the audio through the Stream Port on my mixamp. I have the USB end connected to my Xbox Series S and the AUX to my PC. And then the Stream Port connected into a Line In (4 pole AUX) port on my PC (this is where you'd use the Elgato instead, only difference). Now that I've explained my setup, the solution to it is to download the Astro Command Center from the Microsoft Store to your PC and change some volume settings on there, which will save to your device's onboard memory. So you only have to do it once. Just plug your MixAmp into your PC via the USB and switch the MixAmp into PC mode to use it in the Command Center. Once you open that up, you're going to go see Equalizer Settings, Microphone and Stream Port. Now go to that Stream Port and adjust the Main Volume, Game Volume, Game Chat and Settings volume to about 80%. The trick here is to not have anything at 100%. That's what makes the distortion happen, making gunfire and explosions blow your ears out. If you're using an external mic on your PC, but still use your headset mic in game, turn the Microphone Volume in the Stream Port all the way to 0% so it won't pick it up. These settings only control the output from your Xbox. They DO NOT have an affect on how you hear things or the actual volume level of your microphone. Once you've adjusted the volume levels, click on Sync To Device and confirm. Now you can go back to using it as you did before on your Xbox. If having it at 80% doesn't fully do the trick you might have to mess around with it a few times to get the right volume level. And if you still have the option to adjust volume levels on your Xbox, inside the Guide after pressing the Home button, I suggest turning down the Headset Volume to about 80% as well. In game it's fine to have everything maxed out though. Hope it helped! I know all this would've helped me a week ago.

I am so glad it helped!!

@@redstogee6393 it was a headset but I got it now. I actually upgraded to the series X and noticed the mic is lower now and people cant understands me. If you have a fix to this please upload

Ron Stred You need a ground loop isolator. There is an Amazon link for it in the description. It is caused from two different power sources.

RedStogee Gaming so I’ll need to one for the stream alerts and one for the chat link correct? I just looked and noticed the ends of the chat link cable 1 end has 3 black rings and the other has only 2 black rings. I’ll just order double of everything and hope it works lol thanks for the info and great video again

You connect it inline on the AUX cable from the PC.

RedStogee Gaming yes I got that part, I’m not running one to the PC currently just from my tr mix amp to the elgato,

Sounds like it could be a cable thing. Definitely go with the 3 ring option on the cables. Drop me a link for your stream with you get it up.

Only cable connected to controller is USB to Xbox for power. The Mixamp handles headset and mic sounds.

I am using the Astro A40 headset that came in a bundle with my mixamp.

Are on console and using a PC for your stream? If so, what type of encoder are you using? If Elgato, which one?

@@redstogee6393 I’m using console and PC. I have the HD60 S.

That is what I did until I moved away from console. Xbox chat is awful. I used the same headset, but added a separate USB mic to my PC to use with Discord. I went with a Blue Yeti. That is right. The AUX port, in this setup, was used for getting stream alerts from OBS during gameplay.

Same issue

@@xocolt4589 what I found is. Open OBS Studio and open the properties to the Video Capture, once the properties are open then configure video. The Elgato Video Capture software should open. In that window ensure that "with analog audio" is checked.

On my XBOX I also went into the astro mix amp control center and muted my mic on the STREAMPORT

If I recall, if you are on console there is an option to turn on party chat. It would come across as a part of the game audio in OBS.