DanGadelha
New Member
Hello new friends,
I've recently starting to record overwatch just to mess around with some friends, and while I've managed to get great video quality fiddling with the settings, the audio is still quite bad.
1- its not loud enough (i know audio boost is a thing)
2- when I audio boost, its better, but it sounds "muffled"... like there's paper covering my headset or something.
Main playback device is Logitech G930 which I "read somwhere" could cause trouble...
Here's an example... keep in mind its being recorded with Desktop Boost = 8 which is insane(?): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW_FUxWQ71U
I know it can sound ok, but i swear that the in-game audio im hearing sounds MUCH better.
PS: if i use my desktop speakers as standard device and have them ON audio quality is pretty good. (but who even plays with speakers instead of headset)
Thanks for any advice,
Dan.
I've recently starting to record overwatch just to mess around with some friends, and while I've managed to get great video quality fiddling with the settings, the audio is still quite bad.
1- its not loud enough (i know audio boost is a thing)
2- when I audio boost, its better, but it sounds "muffled"... like there's paper covering my headset or something.
Main playback device is Logitech G930 which I "read somwhere" could cause trouble...
Here's an example... keep in mind its being recorded with Desktop Boost = 8 which is insane(?): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW_FUxWQ71U
I know it can sound ok, but i swear that the in-game audio im hearing sounds MUCH better.
PS: if i use my desktop speakers as standard device and have them ON audio quality is pretty good. (but who even plays with speakers instead of headset)
Thanks for any advice,
Dan.