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It's extremely sad that it's 2020 and internet streaming and Twitter video are stuck with 90s era 96kbps mp3 quality audio, **because of bad code**, and apparently nobody cares.
OBS doesn't let you pick a codec for streaming, but it *does* let you configure a "recording" output that actually goes to an RTMP stream, and *that* lets you pick codecs, so you can pick MP3 and get way better audio quality than with the ffmpeg AAC encoder (at a lower bitrate).
Honestly it's kind of funny how the open source world has best-in-class h.264 encoding (x264) and worst-in-class AAC encoding (ffmpeg aac) and those two are most often used together.
can't you just compile ffmpeg to use one of the good encoders instead
oh, you said that, never mind
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I found out (this weekend, in fact) that if you install Apple's CoreAudio they automatically switch to that: https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/obs-studio-enable-coreaudio-aac-encoder-windows.220/ … I wish this was stated more loudly somewhere.
oh, I just saw someone else posted about this already in a different branch of the thread, apologies
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