Xbox DVR problem on PC

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Xbox DVR on PC problem.

Hey there Spooky Fedora.

Took a peek at the clips you've uploaded and didn't notice any of them being zoomed in. If you're not watching in full-screen some of the screen doesn't show, but if you enlarge the player, all recorded content should still be there.

Since you've designated it to only record game audio, I'd first take a look at your sound options in the game. inputs/outputs. See what it's set to output to. You can check those outputs in the Playback and Recording tabs in the Sound option from control
panel. Might need to designate a seperate line for YouTube/browser playback than Battlefield V, or a seperate device to play music entirely.

Then again, it is possible that the playback is being picked up by the Microphone, in which case you'd have to work on directional mics or headphones to prevent that sound from playing via the mic.

Past that, I'd take a look to make sure your audio drivers are up to date.

Any/All audio goes through my headset and It's to clear to be going through my mic (that isn't even plugged in). It's set to record just game audio, but I think the DVR is considering YT a game.

Also, I don't know what drivers specifically I should update, not to mention that Windows says my drivers are up to date

Hello Gatlin,

We understand that you're experiencing an issue concerning the picking up of the audio coming from YouTube while you're doing other things on your PC, almost as if you're wanting to maybe eliminate background sounds?

If so, adjust your capture settings to turn off background recording while playing a game:



Try adjusting this and let us know if this works.

Best wishes!

This almost has nothing to do with my problem, nor does it solve it

Since you've designated it to only record game audio, I'd first take a look at your sound options in the game. inputs/outputs. See what it's set to output to. You can check those outputs in the Playback and Recording tabs in the Sound option from control
panel. Might need to designate a seperate line for YouTube/browser playback than Battlefield V, or a seperate device to play music entirely.

Then again, it is possible that the playback is being picked up by the Microphone, in which case you'd have to work on directional mics or headphones to prevent that sound from playing via the mic.

Past that, I'd take a look to make sure your audio drivers are up to date.