Game sound not loud enough on Twitch Streams

I started streaming and noticed my microphone (kinect) sound is overwhelming compared to the game sound. How can I correct this? Through settings or is there an I would need?

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Chatpad audio output issue since latest system update

Basically soon as I start a twitch stream or youtube while using the audio out jack on the chatpad, I'm getting some loud fast pulsating noise if not an all out loss of sound. It happens on and off cutting out the audio with this
noise, until doing so indefinitely, requiring the 3.5mm jack to be pulled out and plugged in again, only for the sound issue to arise again and again after some time has transpired. I don't get this issue (thus far) when playing any microsoft game. But it
arises in the menus sometimes and most often within minutes of starting a twitch stream or youtube. It doesn't matter if I use apple earpods or Sades930 headset, which both work fine on PC. I've tried changing all the audio settings I can and still nothing.

 

Stream audio is just a series of clicks and pops when broadcasting using Xbox One Twitch app

I'm having the same problem. Audio on my streams with the Xbox one app have audio breakup pretty much no sound. Happened after the last update to twitch and Xbox. I tried all the trouble shooting steps too with no luck. Funnily enough, twitch works on
my PC and PS4 with no problem. I hope they fix this issue soon.

 

Hey AJr Lachapelle -

Have you already opened up your Twitch settings in the Twitch.tv app on your Xbox One console and adjusted your microphone volume there?

Let us know!

 

I tried every setting available, my conclusion is that buying a Kinect for the purpose of streaming is not a sound investment. No matter what I do to correct the situation, either game sound or my voice is silenced, I simply cannot use Kinect on it's own
to stream on Twitch. Is there an app that could balance this, because the sound mixer in the xbox settings did not do any improvement. Wish Kinect streaming was not just a scam to sell the sensor, but this is the most likely reasoning now.

 

The only way I found so far is HORRIBLE... Cranking the TV sound so high the faulty kinect sensor has no choice to hear it, but it makes game sounds "watery" and quite feed-backy.

 

Let's face the fact here... Kinect streaming is a scam meant to sell sensors, until proven otherwise