Windows 11 Game DVR - Audio/Video Desync Issue

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To resolve DVR issues, here is a link on how to troubleshoot syncing audio and video problems on Windows 10.



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Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello Froshminn, I don't know how much space you have on your xbox one x internal disc, but this may be happening because of the lack of space the console needs to make the recordings and manage the temporary files of the games it runs.

In cases like this I suggest you try to connect an external disk on your Xbox that has USB 3.0 and direct all the captures to the external disk, so the console will have no problem swapping inside its internal HARD drive.

Hey LEIGHTON LEGEND,

Windows 10 Xbox DVR will record the game audio, but it does not record input voices or external audio. There is a setting to enable audio with Game DVR, but that setting is for enabling game audio. This page outlines all information on how to

Record game clips with Game DVR on Windows 10

If you'd like to give some feedback for future updates definitely head over to http://xbox.uservoice.com/.

Sorry to hear you're having issues with the DVR. Since Xbox on Windows uses the Windows settings, there's where you need to start looking into.

If you head to PC settings -> Gaming -> Game DVR, this is where the settings are. You mentioned audio issues, so I would check the "Recorded Audio" setting and see what it's set to. If the quality is bad, you'll need to up to a better quality. As for the
video, if it has issues, it may be an issue with the frame rate capture. Make sure it is set to 30FPS and not 60FPS. While 60FPS is superior, it also requires more processing power and it could be an issue if you're playing a game that is using most of the
computer's processing. Also, lower the video quality to standard.

Hopefully, this should help you get back to recording your games.

support.xbox.com/.../record-game-clips-game-dvr-windows-10

Scroll down to audio - is that what you're after?