windows game bar video playback has no sound

Hello DiegoGarrido-Mendoza,

There is no way to recover the missing audio if it wasn't recorded initially which seems to be the case here. If you haven't already, we suggest taking a look at the "Troubleshooting Xbox Game Bar on Windows" support article on the Xbox support website.

Link: Troubleshoot Xbox Game Bar on Windows | Xbox Support

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Thank you,

XBF Dom

Hi XBF - Dom,

Thanks for replying to the initial question. I am another user that is experiencing the same issue. In my case, it happens some times that even when I had setup Xbox Game Bar, did everything you recommended to do, all the way to enabling the 'All' settings, my recording does not playback audio. This has happened to me in the past, but I can't identify exactly what causes this problem.

So my question for you is... Is there a way to "recover" the sound supposedly recorded?

Thanks,

Diego

Hello m-will3427,

Thank you for reaching out to us about your issue!

Have you tried adjusting your "Audio to record" settings in Xbox Game Bar?

Open Xbox Game Bar

Click the "Settings" icon (Gear icon)

On the left panel of the settings window, select "Capturing"

Under the "Audio to record" section, enable either the "Game" or the "All" settings.

In this case, using the "All" setting may be more beneficial to you as you're recording a presentation, not a game.

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I assume by the 'playback feature' you mean the record time? The Windows Game Bar maximum record time that can be set is 4hrs. This can be changed in Windows Settings > Gaming > Captures.

The Windows Game-Bar uses a video recording codec that requires the file to be finalised in order for it to be saved. This means that either if the recording is stopped via the Game Bar or the recording ends on its own once the maximum time is reached, the file should save. If for some reason there a fault or a system crash, the video recording won't save as it won't complete the 'finalising' process.

I assume by the 'playback feature' you mean the record time? The Windows Game Bar maximum record time that can be set is 4hrs. This can be changed in Windows Settings > Gaming > Captures.

The Windows Game-Bar uses a video recording codec that requires the file to be finalised in order for it to be saved. This means that either if the recording is stopped via the Game Bar or the recording ends on its own once the maximum time is reached, the file should save. If for some reason there a fault or a system crash, the video recording won't save as it won't complete the 'finalising' process.

Replay feature NOT Record feature pls?