party chat on xbox app on pc

SamBrown9 · Oct 13, 2018

I am using xbox on windows 10 on my pc and it wont detect my microphone.

I have gone into the settings and allowed xbox access to my mic but when i start or join a party it still wont detect my mic. it just says mic not detected over my name in the party.

any help would be great

:)

Pokepunch · Oct 13, 2018

Windows 10 Xbox One Streaming microphone not detected?

That generic support doesn't really apply here. The problem is with a PC microphone, not an Xbox One microphone. The Xbox App on PC detects the mic and it works if I start a party via the app, but it doesn't work in any capacity on the Xbox One for parties
or game chat.

Olly C · Oct 13, 2018

Astro Headsets A30/A40/A50 , the New Headset Adapter with Surround Sound

Thought I'd post another work around for this issue that I've just come across..

For this you will need to have a Windows 10 PC or Laptop nearby but with this setup you won't need a chat cable from the controller to the MixAmp which I felt was a good positive.

Basically I've connected the MixAmp Pro to my Windows 10 PC via the USB power supply, then connected the optical cable to the Xbox One as usual, on the PC launch the Xbox App and then invite friends to Party via the App (invites go to their Xbox) once in the party you can do everything as normal having Dolby Digital sound from your Xbox One to the headset as well as the Xbox Party Chat with no cable to the controller.

Obviously using this method on the PC you could also use Discord/Skype chat if you prefer but if your friends just use Xbox Party Chat then this is a solution I hadn't previously thought of.

Hopefully someone else will find it helpful too

XBF Nestor S · Oct 13, 2018

Hey Sam thanks for bringing this issue to us! We suggest to make sure the
Controller is Up to date first. Give it a shot and let us know how it goes and to see if we can further assist in this or any other issue or inquiry!

Pokepunch

That generic support doesn't really apply here. The problem is with a PC microphone, not an Xbox One microphone. The Xbox App on PC detects the mic and it works if I start a party via the app, but it doesn't work in any capacity on the Xbox One for parties
or game chat.

MikeHEATUP

the double audio im hearing is coming from the companion app on my pc that im using to stream from my xbox. its not from streamlabs. im getting the audio from my xbox and my pc via the companion app. but im using the companion app to use party chat to
talk. so i cannot mute it because it then mutes the party chat audio and im not able to hear my party.

steeledwand7664

Just so that I am clear when you are trying this in party chat? In game chat?

You can hear the other players in the chat but they can not hear you?

Are you starting the party through the stream on the xbox itself? Or are you starting the party through the xbox app on the pc itself?

These are two different things.

I personally have noticed that if I try and join a party through the Xbox itself and not the xbox app I can hear the other people but they can not hear me. If I join the party or start a party and have people join through the xbox app on the PC then it works
fine.

So try that and see if that fixes your problem.

SammyVS

Install the Xbox Companion app if you haven't installed it on your PC. Then open the Xbox app and see if you can create a chat party there.

Zenosos

the only way this would be possible is one of two solutions you connect your party through the Xbox app on your pc and talk through the pc on either Xbox party or discord voice chat. There is no way of doing it any other way, however. due to the party
chat being on a different channel on the Xbox to the audio of the game on the Xbox. Or you can stream through the Xbox to pick up the party chat this way but you won't be able to use Obs.

party chat on xbox app on pc