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IndigoKatDragon heeft Red Dead Redemption 2

5 dec 2020 om 0:04

Sound / Audio Issues - Dialogue Too Quiet

Red Dead Redemption 2 on my PC will not play audio correctly. My PC is fine. My speakers are fine. No other games in my library have this problem, only RDR2. No results when changing in-game audio settings. PC volume set at 100%, so even a Windows chime from a USB cord being plugged in is loud enough for the neighbors to hear, but I can't hear Arthur speak to Dutch. WTF. Would love to know if anyone else is having this issue and HOW TO FIX IT.

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Origineel geplaatst door Jed Clampet:

Right click in the 'speakers' icon (bottom right hand side of desktop), select "Open Volume Mixer", scroll across to find RDR2, raise the volume. You will have to do this every time you load RDR2, because it will set the volume back to 8% again.

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VonZipper 11 dec 2020 om 20:53

Thanks Folks!!!!!
I had this problem too and the adjustment works for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Kilthas 20 jan 2021 om 2:56

I realize this thread is old, but people noted the pain alt-tab can be, especially for this title. So, I will add that if you are using Windows 10, you can try enabling/using the Windows Game bar. Win-G activates the overlay, and audio options are one of the things you can adjust there (click on the speaker icon in the bar at the top and it should open the audio controls), including per app volume like in the volume mixer.

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IndigoKatDragon heeft Red Dead Redemption 2

11 feb 2021 om 22:51

Origineel geplaatst door kilthas:
I realize this thread is old, but people noted the pain alt-tab can be, especially for this title. So, I will add that if you are using Windows 10, you can try enabling/using the Windows Game bar. Win-G activates the overlay, and audio options are one of the things you can adjust there (click on the speaker icon in the bar at the top and it should open the audio controls), including per app volume like in the volume mixer.

Thank you for the tip!

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