To make the Mute button work in the Stream Commander app, the app needs to know exactly which source in OBS Studio it should control. If the names do not match perfectly, the command will not reach your microphone.
By default, OBS Studio usually names the primary microphone:
If you have renamed your microphone (for example, to "puh"), you must use that specific name in the app.
Go to the Settings menu in the Stream Commander app and find the Microphone section:
Suomeksi: 🎤 OHJE Mikrofonin mykistyksen asetukset (Mute-painike)
1. Check the Name in OBS Studio
By default, OBS Studio usually names the primary microphone:
- Mic/Aux
If you have renamed your microphone (for example, to "puh"), you must use that specific name in the app.
2. Configure Stream Commander
Go to the Settings menu in the Stream Commander app and find the Microphone section:
- Locate the field: Mic Source Name.
- Type in your microphone's name exactly as it appears in OBS (e.g.,
puhorMic/Aux). - Tap SAVE MIC to store the setting.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: The name is case-sensitive. If your OBS source is namedPuh(capital P) and you typepuhin the app, the mute function will not work. They must be identical.
3. How to Test
- Open OBS Studio on your PC/Server.
- On the Stream Commander main screen, tap the Microphone icon.
- Watch the Audio Mixer in OBS. The volume bar should turn red (muted) and back to normal when toggled.
Suomeksi: 🎤 OHJE Mikrofonin mykistyksen asetukset (Mute-painike)
