Video recorded with Game Bar, the audio becomes very choppy and garbled.

Hi Migoblu1! I hope you are well, delighted to be able to offer you my help!

I'm sorry to hear that you are having this problem, but don't worry, together we will find the solution. For my part I will do everything possible, with the intention of helping you I will give you a recommendation.

The problem may be related to your computer's performance while recording. Try closing other applications and disabling any programs that are consuming a lot of resources. You can also try adjusting Game Bar's recording settings to improve audio quality.

Let me know if this information is useful to you, otherwise I will be attentive to continue helping you!

Best regards,
Daniel.

My issue is a bit different. The audio becomes garbled or choppy after 10 or so minutes of use. If I unplug the headset and re-plug it clears up for another 10 minutes. I purchased the adapter with the Microsoft Headset but have the same problem with other
headsets. Have not noticed the problem while gaming but while watching Netflix etc.

Hi DoomedBonsai329, my name is Rodrigo.

I am sorry to hear that.

Please, try the steps laid out by Nikhar here:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...game-bar/4b5bd3f5-0da7-43a8-8dfb-102a3452808d

Let me know if it works!

I've had issues with this in the past too, but its sporadic. Generally I've found in my cases, my CPU was hitting it's full 100% load and then audio would glitch out in recording but not in the game. If you're able, look at minimizing the background apps
and resources and freeing up some memory as well. The less taxing on the CPU, the less chance of audio becoming garbled.

I'm also encountering the same problem. Host is fine. Party audio is buggy and choppy. Twitch streams are the cheapest and most accessible way to record gameplay and audio. This problem is very limiting to all new content creators. Agreed in the it'd be nice to address it in the least.