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heya! If you dont want to capture vtspog audio without fully capturing desktop audio you have in general two options.
The one we recommend is using this obs plugin here https://github.com/bozbez/win-capture-audio which lets you capture the audio of an specific program individually, once installed you need to capture the audio coming from vts-pog-helper.exe and you should be fine (this is the method I use myself)

The other method is by routing the audio through a virtual cable and then capturing that on obs and outputting that to your headphones/speakers, but its a a bit more complex and a bit unreliable, so I highly recommend that first method.

Hopefully it helps!

Hello there! I'm using OBS 29 and it has the Application Audio Capture function that seems to be a in-house version of that plugin

But the issue I'm having is the capture only has VTS-POG.exe as an option, not the vts-pog-helper.exe where the audio actually seems to be coming through.

Any ideas?

Heya! the obs function you mention works a bit differently than that plugin. Different enough that it doesn't capture vtspog audio output. Sadly at the moment the plugin is the only option if you want to split the audio that way