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### Run **_OBS Studio_**
<img src="run_obs_studio.jpg"></img>
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### add **_Window capture_**
<img src="add_window_capture.jpg"></img>
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### choose **_DeepFaceLive output_** window
<img src="choose_dflive_output_window.jpg"></img>
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### add **_Audio Input Capture_**
<img src="add_audio_input_capture.jpg"></img>
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### select your microphone device
<img src="select_microphone_device.jpg"></img>
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### open **_Advanced Audio Properties_** for **_Audio Input Capture_**
<img src="advanced_audio_properties.jpg"></img>
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### enter **_Sync Offset_** the same as **_Target Delay_** in **_Stream Output_**
<img src="sync_offset.jpg"></img>
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## DONE !
### Now you can stream yourself using OBS studio or use OBS virtual camera to make video calls.
### You can play with various parameters of the modules to achieve the best performance and quality.
<img src="deepfacelive_window.jpg"></img>
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<a href="streaming_setup.md">continue setup for streaming</a>
or
<a href="streaming_setup.md">continue setup for video calls</a>
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# Setup for video calls
DeepFaceLive only provides a video window of the replaced face. Since the face must be processed, this takes time, so the video window shows the stream with some delay.
So, what do we need for video calls?
1) capture the window and translate it into a virtual camera, which can be selected in video call programs.
2) capture the sound and transfer it to the virtual microphone with some delay, which you can also select in the video calling programs.
Below, one of the solutions.
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### Download <a href="https://github.com/iperov/DeepFaceLive/releases/download/VBCABLE/VBCABLE_Driver_Pack43.zip"> **_VBCable driver_** </a>
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### run setup for x64 and install
<img src="VBCable_setup_x64.jpg"></img>
<img src="VBCable_install_button.jpg"></img>
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### download and run <a href="https://github.com/iperov/DeepFaceLive/releases/download/AUDIOREPEATER/audiorepeater.exe"> audiorepeater.exe </a>
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Set **_wave in_** your microphone device.
Set **_wave out_** CABLE input (VB-Audio).
<img src="audiorepeater_select_devices.jpg"></img>
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### set **_Total buffer(ms)_** the same as **_Target Delay_** in **_Stream Output_**
<img src="audiorepeater_buffer_ms.jpg"></img>
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now start the repeater
<img src="audiorepeater_start.jpg"></img>
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### Run **_OBS Studio_**
<img src="run_obs_studio.jpg"></img>
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### add **_Window capture_**
<img src="add_window_capture.jpg"></img>
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### choose **_DeepFaceLive output_** window
<img src="choose_dflive_output_window.jpg"></img>
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### start Virtual Camera
<img src="OBS_start_virtual_camera.jpg"></img>
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in your video call software set **CABLE Output** as microphone, and **OBS Virtual Camera** as Camera.
example in **Discord**:
<img src="discord_voice_settings_input_device.jpg"></img>
<img src="discord_video_settings_virtual_camera.jpg"></img>
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### DONE !
### Now you can make video calls with a replaced face and synchronized sound in most programs.
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# Setup for streaming
DeepFaceLive only provides a video window of the replaced face. Since the face must be processed, this takes time, so the video window shows the stream with some delay.
So, what do we need for streaming?
Capture window and sound with some delay, transmit to streaming service (e.g. twitch, youtube, ...)
Below, one of the solutions.
### Run **_OBS Studio_**
<img src="run_obs_studio.jpg"></img>
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### add **_Window capture_**
<img src="add_window_capture.jpg"></img>
</td></tr>
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### choose **_DeepFaceLive output_** window
<img src="choose_dflive_output_window.jpg"></img>
</td></tr>
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### add **_Audio Input Capture_**
<img src="add_audio_input_capture.jpg"></img>
</td></tr>
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### select your microphone device
<img src="select_microphone_device.jpg"></img>
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### open **_Advanced Audio Properties_** for **_Audio Input Capture_**
<img src="advanced_audio_properties.jpg"></img>
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### set **_Sync Offset_** the same as **_Target Delay_** in **_Stream Output_**
<img src="sync_offset.jpg"></img>
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### DONE !
### Now you can stream yourself to a stream service.
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