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-Doesnt seem to be the wavelinks fault tho. Even if i put the games output to default and not "game channel" its still no sound.
I went through different options and found the esiest way was just to close down wavelink and put the Default output to my headphones, restart the game.
IF u want the sound to go through the wavelink system, i opend it up again.
Under windows "app volume" settings i set the output to Wave link system.
THO the sound then worked and i can see that the games sound came through the wavelink system it did not wanna go through the "game" channel.
I cant really figure out why this is, BUT as the sound comes through the system channel i can now use wavelink to controll the sound of the game.
Hope this helps
PS. Reinstalled the game before trying to find an alternative solution. (did not work)
I did this at first and it worked!! but then i updated Nvidia drivers and for some reason that broke this fix. back to capturing all my desktop audio at once which sucks
had the same problem and i was really frustrated but the key was really upgradind win 10 to win11 like @Grabgurugooter mentioned before. no issues here
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