Gamebar-recorded videos have choppy sound if the audio output is from an add-on sound card

Sorry guys,

I found the problem, that is i put the mic near the outer speaker, and even the audio is switched to my headphone, the static is still coming out from the speaker and thats why it created the issue. I distanced the mic from speaker and the issue is gone.

Thanks

Wilson

thats why i use obs to record, gamebar can record all output sound or game and mic, mic is not an output sound only input. it is pretty much usless for that.

plus obs is a damn site better.

It's like it used to record from the mic and from the audio sent to the headset and audio sent to the speakers but now its the mic and only the audio output selected in the sound setting in the system tray on the windows task bar.

Since you've designated it to only record game audio, I'd first take a look at your sound options in the game. inputs/outputs. See what it's set to output to. You can check those outputs in the Playback and Recording tabs in the Sound option from control
panel. Might need to designate a seperate line for YouTube/browser playback than Battlefield V, or a seperate device to play music entirely.

Then again, it is possible that the playback is being picked up by the Microphone, in which case you'd have to work on directional mics or headphones to prevent that sound from playing via the mic.

Past that, I'd take a look to make sure your audio drivers are up to date.

I don't have an answer, but I do have videos with and without sound. After my "Record That" prompt, the resulting 30 second DVR clip has sound. When using the DVR's Start Recording feature to record and edit a 2:49 video, the audio is not present.