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But going it live would mean you need second person doing it as you don't know when the right time is. Same with Twitch where you can select if your channel contains rought material. YT has setting that hides stuff which are for mature audience. Regardless of the reason or specifics on implementation and effectiveness, I'm looking for some way to bleep language before it hits the live stream.

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(I have other ideas for how to censor the visual content.) I know practically any content will be offensive to someone somewhere (youtube comments would attest to such a fact) but my goal is to provide a place where people would see the latest triple-A titles without concerns about language or content. But because youtube is open, people will find my streams and I would feel a lot better if I wasn't uploading content that would be offensive to them. In total the audience will have heard 11 straight seconds of silence.I agree! I'm not trying to show these things to my grandmother or pre-teens. 4 seconds later you hear another one and hit the button again. So say you hear a curse and hit the button. Set things up so that the 7 second cut away restarts every time you hit the button. The way you handle multiple curses is easy. To replicate that device you'd need some way to delay the whole stream by 7 seconds and then set up a way to switch away from that delayed stream to something safe for 7 seconds.Īfter 7 seconds is up it auto switched back to the delayed feed. So as long as you press the censor button within 7 seconds, you blank out the offending audio ( and of course the next 6 or so seconds after it too). When someone curses you have 7 seconds before it makes its way through the buffer and out on air. There is usually a device that buffers the signal for 7 seconds. Live broadcasts basically just mute the audio for 7 seconds. Bleeping is only really done after the fact for edited segments. Save yourself some hassle and don't worry about the bleep part. Not sure how the audio guy could keep up with multiple, unless you output the 'live' in on headphone ear and the 'delayed' in the other ear. You get someone who's really riled up, they may say several curse words in a sentence. This is my poor man's way of doing it without any extra hardware (at least in my modest setup).ĮDIT: The weakness here is that oftentimes, it's going to be more than one curse word in a piece of dialog. Then when that segment has passed, I hit the button to go back to the input audio.Īll the while, the actual live stream output is coming from this second computer with the delay built in. Another StreamDeck button might change my monitoring output from the source (live version) to the output (delayed version) so that when a bad word is heard on the input, swap sound to output and get ready to mash that tone button. Then I'd have a guy who's listening to the program feed intently. Then when it's let UP, that audio is muted again. When the StreamDeck button is DOWN, the WAV file is unmuted. This tone WAV could be created using any audio software.

I'd setup my StreamDeck to have a button on it that unmutes a 'tone' audio input that's on loop. This isn't too hard to do using either the audio/video delay sliders or even the instant replay module in vMix. I think I would push my program output into another computer/laptop into either vMix or OBS and add about a two second delay to the video and audio.

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You can also connect a stereo system via Bluetooth or cable.

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