Microphone Audio not Streaming

Does the Astro A50 have a Stream Out Port?

I have the Astro A40 with Mix Amp Pro and I use the Stream Out port connected to the Microphone port to the PC.

If you do you just need a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable. You would also need to change the Stream Out Port setting in Astro Command center to party chat only.

Then I have 3 Audio Channels with 3 audio sliders

Capture Card (Game)

Microphone (Part Chat)

USB Yeti (Microphone)

but, they don't work when you want to talk by chat or if you want to stream, if it's when you want to stream down the level from 10 to 20 and 100 to the microphone and the voice will be heard, if it's for normal chat update your control or verify that
the audio microphone is activated

It depends on the type of your streaming Microphone.

If it's an USB microphone, then no.

If the Microphone has an analogue connector (e.g. 3.5mm jack), you could use a headphone/microphone to CTIA adapter, and plug your Astro into the headphone plug and your streamer microphone to the microphone plug, and then plug the CTIA adapter into the
controller.

Alternatively, if you use a third party streaming software and are screen capturing from your PC, you can start the Party through the Xbox App on your PC, and stream the game to a capture card on your PC. Then you can mix the game audio from the captured
console with your party sound (if your streaming software allows such a mix), and then stream that from your capturing PC to your streaming platform.

Hello PaulaLGG, My name is David. I am an independent advisor, happy to help you today.

I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing microphone audio issues on your Xbox One when trying to stream via Twitch. Here are some suggestions that might help you fix the problem:

Check your privacy and communication settings: Make sure your Xbox account's privacy and communication settings are set correctly. You can do this by going to your account settings on the Xbox One. Verify that communication options are enabled and allow your voice to be transmitted through the microphone.

Check your microphone settings on your Xbox: Go to your Xbox One settings and look for the audio or devices section. Verify that the microphone is selected as the default audio input device. If there are any additional settings related to the microphone, make sure they are set correctly.

Update controller firmware: Make sure your Xbox One controller is updated to the latest firmware. You can do this by connecting the controller to the console and checking for available updates through the settings section of the Xbox One.

Restart your console: Sometimes restarting your console can fix temporary audio-related issues. Turn off your Xbox One completely, unplug it from the power for a few minutes, and then turn it back on. This can help reset any settings or connections that may be causing the problem.

Try another game or app: If the issue persists, try using the microphone in another Xbox One game or app to determine if the issue is specific to Twitch or related to your console's overall audio settings.

Thank you for your kindness and understanding! Please feel free to let me know if you need anything else.

Best regards.

What specifically doesn't work? The stream audio or the party audio?

Was that not covered in the OPs post?

"I'm unable to use the microphone on my Steelseries when coneected to my PC using a Remote Streaming session"

"just not when joining a party during a stream."

Seems to me that the OP is playing using the Remote Play function but the Microphone doesn't work when in a party chat whilst using the Remote Play. the Mic works fine when directly connected to the Xbox or used via the Xbox App