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I use a Skullcandy PlayerOne wireless headset. It uses a Bluetooth receiver that plugs into a USB port.
WHen it's plugged in and working correctly, I start Singularity, and it plays no sound.
But, if I use laptop built-in speakers or the headphone jack, it's fine.
Now the question is this: how do I configure a game to jack the audio device I have plugged into the USB instead of the local devices, or at least to communicate with it correctly?
http://steamcommunity.com/app/42670/discussions/0/864971765651836006/
It was set to usual 4.
This worked for me as well, simply alt-tab out of the game click the speaker icon, then Mixer and turn up the volume.
Thanks for the tip. I was getting frustrated with almost inaudible sound. Much better now.
Edit: It is a pain having to adjust the volume every time you start the game. It seems to default to 13% of full volume, for some reason.