XBOX ONE Set Volume Level (resolved)

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If you're experiencing audio issues with Xbox Game Bar during playback, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the problem:

To start, open Xbox Game Bar, click on the Settings icon (gear icon), and navigate to the "Audio" section. Ensure that the audio settings are configured correctly. Make sure the correct audio device is selected for both "Speaker" and "Microphone" options. You can also try adjusting the volume levels for different audio sources within the Game Bar settings.

2. Open the Discord application and go to the User Settings (gear icon). Under the "Voice & Video" settings, check that the correct input and output devices are selected. Ensure that the output volume is set appropriately. You can also try disabling any additional audio processing or enhancements within the Discord settings to see if it improves the playback audio.

3.On your computer, right-click on the volume icon in the system tray and select "Open Volume Mixer." Check the volume levels for both Xbox Game Bar and Discord. Ensure that they are not muted or set to very low levels. Adjust the volume sliders accordingly to make sure the audio is balanced and audible during playback.

4. Outdated or incompatible audio drivers can sometimes cause audio issues. Make sure your computer's audio drivers are up to date. Visit the manufacturer's website for your computer or sound card to download and install the latest drivers.

5. Close both Xbox Game Bar and Discord, then restart them. Additionally, you can try restarting your computer and any audio devices you're using, such as headsets or speakers. Sometimes, a simple restart can resolve temporary glitches or conflicts.

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There is no way to turn up the volume on the mic OUT in the xbox app but you can turn it up in the windows settings.

Right click the speaker icon at the bottom right in the windows taskbar > Sounds > Recording > Right click your device > Properties > Levels > adjust the volume and dB levels there.

On any headset that has its own volume controller, you should set that controller to max volume. Then use the adapters controls to set your chat, and game audio volume to more suitable levels.

Adjusting both controls can lead to odd audio problems as StainableDog describes.

Also, as for this tip:

"Other players cannot hear you

Make sure that the volume level is set correctly and that the volume is not muted in the Personal Settings area. To do this, follow these steps:

Press the Xbox Guide button on the Xbox 360 controller.

Scroll right to Settings.

Select Preferences.

Select Voice.

Make sure that the Mute option is not selected. To turn off the Mute option, select Mute, and then press the A button.

Increase the volume. To do this, select the volume bar, and then press the D-pad or the left stick."

I don't have this option "Mute" under the Voice menu...

Have you tried turning the volume up on the headset itself while its plugged into the Xbox One. It should default to a volume level you can hear, but it's worth a shot in my opinion.