I use the source "Game Capture + Game Sound Capture (Beta)" and for some reason the sound on the recording is 2-3 times quieter than it really is. When I use the output audio stream capture, everything is fine. But I just need to capture the sound from the game. Thanks in advance!
Bushido Pirate
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I had the same issue. I have been using desktop audio as a workaround.
Yesterday I disabled Desktop Audio and added Audio Output Capture instead, for the purpose of having a 2nd scene. Today, when I tested the Game Capture, the levels are coming in at the correct volume.
I don't know why that would have fixed it, but the issue seems to be resolved. Good luck!
Yesterday I disabled Desktop Audio and added Audio Output Capture instead, for the purpose of having a 2nd scene. Today, when I tested the Game Capture, the levels are coming in at the correct volume.
I don't know why that would have fixed it, but the issue seems to be resolved. Good luck!
Bushido Pirate
New Member
To clarify, I now deleted the Audio Input Capture and and the Game Audio is still fine. I will test more and check back in if anything changes.
Bushido Pirate
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It's back to being quiet. I don't know what is going on here.
Im_aSn
New Member
I know this is late, but for anyone who finds this thread: my friend fixed the low recording volume by disabling Audio enhancements for the headset output device in Windows
Path: Settings → System → Sound → (your headset/output device) → Properties → Advanced → Audio enhancements: Off (or similar, my windows is in french)
Headset is a Logitech G PRO X Wireless with G HUB installed
Path: Settings → System → Sound → (your headset/output device) → Properties → Advanced → Audio enhancements: Off (or similar, my windows is in french)
Headset is a Logitech G PRO X Wireless with G HUB installed