# Audio is delayed in OBS

### OBS specific issues

Might be caused by a Browser-source related bug in OBS; this is normally the cause

Fully restart OBS and see if that clears the issue.\
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Start OBS in administrator mode, if on Windows, to ensure it's not being throttled.\
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Some users have had better luck fully uninstalling OBS and then re-installing it.\
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If that fails, you can try to bring in audio via <https://vdo.ninja/electron> instead. [`&novideo`](https://docs.vdo.ninja/advanced-settings/video-parameters/and-novideo) can be used to ingest just the audio. Route the audio to a virtual audio device and then bring that into OBS as an audio device. Should be in sync this way.

### Other possible options

VDO.Ninja uses 48000-hz sample rate for audio; using this sample rate whenever possible can help keep things in sync.

Try to avoid overloading your CPU or using too many browser source elements in OBS; OBS Browser Source can get overwhelmed.

VMix could be an alternative to OBS if problems persist; Vmix supports VDO.Ninja also.


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