forcircle.blogg.se - Game audio through speakers not headphones

It seems some of these tools, or at least certain features or settings, are not fully compatible with Discord.

Many users confirmed that after turning off the headset software they were using, Discord audio finally came through their headsets.įor example, users who could not hear anything from Discord through their Corsair headsets, fixed the problem by disabling the iCUE software (Corsair Utility Engine Software). If you’re using a special tool for your headset to enhance its performance, try disabling it and check if that solved the problem.

Locate and run the Playing Audio and Recording Audio troubleshooters.Ĭheck if sound is coming through your headset now.

Go to Settings → select Troubleshoot in the left-hand pane.

Windows 10 has two useful audio troubleshooters that can help you to automatically fix audio playback and recording problems.

Under App volume and device preferences, locate Discord and make sure the volume is not turned off.

Go to Windows Search and type sound mixer.

Right-click on your your headset and set it as your default audio device.Īlso, don’t forget to go to your Sound Mixer settings and check if audio volume for Discord is turned off.

Go to the Playback and Recording tabs, right-click on the empty space, and select Show disabled devices.

Right-click on your Speakers icon and select Open sound settings.

Make sure your headset is set as your default audio device. If there’s a bug in the Discord app, you should not experience the same problem in the web version. ⇒ Quick Tip: If this headset problem affects the desktop app version of Discord, use the Web version in your browser.

In Master Section, for the first thing, click EQ so it's blue, then right click EQ, then adjust it until it sounds good to youįrom start to finish it took me like 2 days of research to get my mic and PC audio both going through my headphones with minimal delay.No Sound From Discord Coming Through Headset.

On Hardware Input 1, adjust the two knobs until it sounds right to you.

Where it says "Engine Mode" change that to "Swift".

Where it says "Buffering ASIO:", change that to 128.

Click Menu -> System settings / Options.

For Hardware Input 1 select your microphone.

Download and install Voicemeeter Banana.

Download and Install FL Studio, ensuring ASIO4ALL is installed as part of the installation as usual.

I managed to solve it! There seems to be very little information available online on how to do this, which is odd because I'd expect it's quite common amongst YouTubers.