have they fixed the audio compression for the voice lines yet?

[InnoSF]

title, haven't seen anything mentioned in the patch notes yet.

[goldislead]

No

[InnoSF]

how lame.

[CSharpDude]

What do you mean by audio compression for the voices? Do you think they are too compressed or not compressed? or maybe unevenly compressed? Curious.

[InnoSF]

if you have a pair of high quality headphones, you'd be able to hear the compression that pops up in a lot of voice lines, most noticeably Aloy, since you hear her voice a lot.

[goldislead]

1. Right-click on your speaker icon in the taskbar
2. Select "Open Volume Mixer"
3. Double-click on the speaker icon
4. Select the "Advanced" tab on the window that pops up.
5. Change "Default Format" to "24 bit, 96000 Hz" and save.

For me, that solved SOME of the perceived audio compression issues, but it hasn't solved it completely.

[InnoSF]

im not going to lower the quality being output to my sennheiser's to deal with ♥♥♥♥♥♥ compression, thanks.

[Just Chill]

Originally posted by Innocence:

♥♥♥♥♥♥

If that's how innocence sounds like, I wonder how guilt would sound like. oO

Luckily I just have a subpar sound system, so I have no issue here.
I just googled sennheiser's and only found some from 100 bucks upwards.
Cheez.
It must sound like... ear-sex?
At least on games that don't have this issue you mention.

[InnoSF]

yeah, they sound really great tbh; you can really hear the difference in quality when you invest into it, it's literally night/day when comparing lower quality songs to higher quality flacs

[Argon]

Originally posted by goldislead:

1. Right-click on your speaker icon in the taskbar
2. Select "Open Volume Mixer"
3. Double-click on the speaker icon
4. Select the "Advanced" tab on the window that pops up.
5. Change "Default Format" to "24 bit, 96000 Hz" and save.

For me, that solved SOME of the perceived audio compression issues, but it hasn't solved it completely.

This completely broke my 7.1 surround sound, thanks ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[Infected Shogun]

lol I was wondering why I kept thinking I ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up my speakers while jamming to tunes the night before.

[Infected Shogun]

Originally posted by Argon:

Originally posted by goldislead:

1. Right-click on your speaker icon in the taskbar
2. Select "Open Volume Mixer"
3. Double-click on the speaker icon
4. Select the "Advanced" tab on the window that pops up.
5. Change "Default Format" to "24 bit, 96000 Hz" and save.

For me, that solved SOME of the perceived audio compression issues, but it hasn't solved it completely.

This completely broke my 7.1 surround sound, thanks ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

lol, I know it isn't funny... restore defaults and if its headphones its probably fake spatial so enable spatial.