A guide on how to use Loopback to play music or share a video during in-browser sessions.
This article will explain how to use Loopback to share pre-recorded audio in Crowdcast. If you don't wish to use a third-party tool, consider the in-browser method.
Loopback is a third-party software that enables you to combine audio from multiple sources – including microphones, browsers, and videos – and brings that combined audio into Crowdcast.
Loopback is for those with a Mac who are looking to play music or share a video during an in-browser (rather than RTMP) Crowdcast event or session.
You can download Loopback and start your free trial here. After 20 minutes, noise is overlaid on any audio passing through an active virtual audio device. Turn the device off and then back on to reset the trial.
If you decide that it fits your needs after some testing, you can purchase a license key to unlock Loopback for a single user on one or more Macs.
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Once you've downloaded and installed the trial or paid version of Loopback, you'll create a new virtual audio device that will combine audio from your microphone and your desired media-playing app(s). Here are the steps: