Specific Game audio change

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Depending on your audio card - model the experience with Bluetooth devices may vary.

But let’s try to isolate the problem a bit more, for this try:
"Format" for your input and output device in the sound settings for your input device?

Go to your Settings > Navigate to Bluetooth & devices
Select Devices > Scroll down to Related settings and select Sound
Select your audio input device under Input.

In the next menu, you should see Format under Input / output settings. Select an audio format that's no higher than 48000 Hz (DVD Quality)
Try joining a party in the Game Bar or the Xbox app to verify whether or not the changes solved the issue. If that doesn't work, try adjusting the audio format by repeating the steps above to verify if any other format works.

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If that doesn’t work try this

Open Xbox Game Bar > Go to Audio widget > Select the Voice
Change Windows default input to the headset or microphone you'd like to use.
Change Default communications input and output to the headset or microphone you'd like to use.

Scroll down to More Settings > Xbox Party Chat
Change Audio output and input to the headset or microphone you'd like to use.

Verify that push to talk is not enabled

Finally open the Xbox app

Click your profile icon at the top right corner of the page
Select Settings > Audio
Set your default Input device and output device to the headset or microphone you'd like to use.
Verify that push to talk is not enabled again

Please also double check if you have audio enhancements enabled, if yes disable it.

You can follow this quick tutorial:

https://www.intowindows.com/turn-on-or-off-audi...

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Unfortunately the game audio is game specific, so in your case Korean. I just tried to even switch my console from english to spanish (since I can speak a little bit of it) to test it and the words were able to change but not the audio. CubusPL was right
on this one

[quote user="ClassicAttack80"]

yeah the in game audio, if my TV is up loud does that mean the DVR is recording the audio equally as loud?

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No, your specific TV volume will not change the recorded volume of in-game sound on DVR. With certain external video editing software, It seperates the video track from the audio, allowing adjustment of sound level, as well as the adding of more audio tracks
(I.E., music, voice-over, etc), in which custom adjust of volume can be made as well.

Hi there,

something that you might want to check too is the audio drivers.

I myself experience a lot of lag in most type of video (also in games) when my standard audio is set to a specific audio device. If I change that to a different audio device then all video playback is smooth again.

(I change it by clicking speaker icon in task bar in bottom right corner)

Since you mention your mouse, try to see what happens when using a different mouse if available or checking the drivers for that too.

Another thing to try is to disable game bar, there is a setting in windows for that, to see if that makes any difference.

Let us know the results

Hey there,

Unfortunately, there is no Russian audio for Halo 5 if you purchase an English copy, only Russian subtitles. The same goes for attempting to go from Russian to English.

Best,

Nozzle