Something is Wrong with my audio For my xbox series s

Hello Milton, sorry to hear you're having trouble.

I've had this exact same issue while playing Destiny. When you get into an area in game that's overpopulated you may hear some breaking up of the audio. I'm not sure why that happens but what I do is unplug the wireless connector for my RIG800's for a second and then plug it back in. That seems to fix it.

If you're using a different brand that does not use a wireless connector then try restarting your console. If it's a wired headset try a different controller just in case it's an issue with the 3.5mm jack.

I have the same issue, but then between an Xbox Series S and my pc. There seems to be something wrong with the pc not detecting whether the saves have synced properly.

It's an Xbox Series S, I can turn my TV volume on and I can hear it perfectly fine, I think it's something wrong about the Xbox itself, and it happens when I connect it, I don't know how to use wireless

Thank you for your assistance.

We solved half of my problems. My audio is now streaming to twitch. However, game chat is not. Last week on I was able to stream my mics audio AND my IN GAME chat audio to twitch directly from my Xbox series S, meaning my PC and Playstation party mates audio was making it into my stream.

That is not happening now. Slightly less frustrating but still quite.

I don't see this decision from the whole industry. USB and Bluetooth are also universal industry standards for carrying audio data and this is not present in the console (only in licensed products). No console or computer is capable of using the entire data bandwidth for audio on an HDMI, the USB 3.0 capability is perfectly capable, otherwise Sony would not allow this on the PS5, or I would have audio performance drop when using my computer's USB.

HDMI audio solutions are still expensive, a good quality soundbar or receiver that uses HDMI audio can cost half the value of the Series S itself, if not more. And that is why we don't find it in cheaper or older DACs.

You see, I love my Series S, for me it is the best console of the generation, it is cheap and capable of excellent performance. The Series S + Game Pass is the perfect combination for those who do not have much money can access the generation. But I would like to be able to use what I already have at home, my everyday usb headset at least. That is ensuring accessibility. The headphone jack on the gamepad is limited in quality, further reducing the options for audio.

Anyway, limiting the use of the USB ports is the only problem I face with my Series S and I would really like to see Microsoft do something about it.

Thanks!