I have stumbled again upon this issue with OBS for recording Teams Meetings using a Bluetooth Headset.
In OBS you have to 'Monitor and Output' the Desktop audio:
(This settings allows you to switch devices without having to adapt the OBS configuration)
Problem description
I wanted to use a Bluetooth headset during a Teams meeting and record the meeting with OBS studio.
If you are not careful, you might miss the desktop audio part in your final recording.
Solution
A Bluetooth Headset comes with two different Audio outputs: a "Stereo" one and a "Hands-Free" one
In Microsoft Teams you can only choose as Speaker device in the settings the Hands-Free version.
In OBS you have to 'Monitor and Output' the Desktop audio:
And if you want to make it work with the Monitoring set as "Default",
(This settings allows you to switch devices without having to adapt the OBS configuration)
you have to choose then in your Windows Audio Settings the Hands-Free version i.e. NOT the Stereo one.
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