Headset Audio Settings! To check or not to check

PalmettoBling may have the key to your issue. Check your console settings, you may need to use the Display & sound - Audio output - Headset audio - Using HDMI or optical audio headset checked and/or set your console party chat setting set to both headset
and TV so that it can be recorded/streamed by the Elgato external capture card.

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Make sure your headset is properly connected to your Xbox. Check that the headset is securely plugged into the correct port and that the cables are not damaged.

Check the settings on your Xbox to ensure that your headset is set as the default audio device for chat. Go to Settings > Display & sound > Volume > Party chat output and check that the output is set to your headset.

Check the settings on your game to ensure that the audio is set to come through the headset. This will vary depending on the game, but it is usually found in the audio settings menu.

Try restarting your Xbox and headset. Sometimes this can help to reset the settings and resolve the issue.

Try a different headset, to verify if the problem is with the headset or the Xbox

Check for any updates for your Xbox and headset, it could be a software related problem that could be solved with an update.

Have you checked your audio settings on the console to make sure that it's set up for audio to come through the headset?

Check your settings mate. Make sure you audio settings are set to headset.

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General troubleshooting solutions

Check that the headset is not muted by checking the mute button on the headset controls. Increase the audio by going to Settings>Device & Accessories and
select your controller to adjust audio settings. Use a different controller or headset to check for any malfunction on the hardware.