Xbox Game Bar clips not picking up my mic input when in discord calls

My name is Fernando I'm an independent consultant, I'm happy to help.

It is possible that the issue is related to Discord's voice settings.
On the Discord home screen, tap the "User Settings" button (gear icon);
Select "Voice and Video" and click "Reset Voice Settings";
Click "OK" and reconnect your microphone to the computer.

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I don't have any other microphones to test with unfortunately, I'm using the mic on my headset. Reinstalling the game bar made no difference either.

I checked through the capture settings and it only seems to mute me when the "audio to record" is set to "all" ( i.e game audio, microphone, all other apps ), but not when it's set to "game" ( game audio + mic ). But the issue with this setting is that I want my discord calls / party members to be heard in the clips and recordings too. So I'm very much at a loss

I'm having the same issue with my quadcast mic. Works on everything. I can use in game chat with games like sea of thieves but not xbox party chat. I have my input selected correctly and I can see my voice being picked up in the audio settings for the game bar app but the circle around my Xbox user portrait is not lighting up when I push to talk. Also not getting anything when I turn push to talk off.

However it does work when I plug in my headset microphone. Even with my quadcast mic set as default input device.

Hi There.

On the PC side, i have come across the issue where you have to ensure that in the xbox app on the PC, under audio input, that the correct MIc etc is specified there.

if you are running discord etc on the machine as well, it will throw that off for you, so just have a look

Xbox game Bar - settings - party chat

First, go to the audio device settings

Next, plug in your mic or headset. You should see a little audio bar that moves up and down with your voice. If you can’t find this, or the audio bar seems to be frozen, your mic doesn’t work, and you unfortunately have to get a new
one.

If it does work, awesome! Adjust the pick up sensitivity of the mic to high or very high. It should be more sensitive now.

Now try loading into Fortnite. If this still doesn’t work, even when creating a private party (by the way make sure in the party you aren’t muted and the little mic icon is broadcasting little waves as you speak, otherwise, your headphones
are broken)I would try apps like discord to talk with your friends.