No audio - except some sound effects.

[Zephyx]

I have no audio - except some sound effects. The intro videos plays audio, and some of the UI navigation makes a sound, but cut scenes and the main menu has no audio...

[TRKingpin]

same here, neither english nor german, e.g. Col. Fisher is silent, UI is sometimes making noises, in-game nothing

[Holylemon]

Same issue when using my external audio (Topping USB DAC).
If I use my graphics cards HDMI output and play audio from my displays integrated speakers everything works fine.

edit: after some time the audio output on HDMI is also lost -.-

[boochpaper]

Same issue here. I also use a Topping USB DAC and it's the only available sound output device in windows

[General Hawk]

No audio at launch of game, intro movie skips in and out, with long periods of silence. Main menu low or no audio.

[Zephyx]

My primary audio out is also a DAC to headphones, if there is some kind of correlation.

[Liobuster]

so I had a similar issue because I Alt+Tabbed out of the game. Try doing that and then clicking on it in the task bar instead of tabbing back in

[piaskowy]

It's because you have a high sampling rate set (for example, 384 kHz). Change it to 44.1 kHz and it should work fine. I've had this problem with other games, so I know this workaround. I have an iFi DAC.

[EKG__]

Originally posted by piaskowy:

It's because you have a high sampling rate set (for example, 384 kHz). Change it to 44.1 kHz and it should work fine. I've had this problem with other games, so I know this workaround. I have an iFi DAC.

You're an angel. Thank you.

[Zephyx]

How can they release a game that only supports 44.1Hz? I know the game has nostalgic 1990 RTS vibes... But it isn't 1990.

I use 24-bit, 384000 Hz for all my games (as any modern game should have audio support for 44100 – 384000 Hz).

But thank you for posting this! I hope they fix it soon. I want to listen to Frank Klepaki in Hi-Fi sound. Seriously bummed that they didn't think of this before release...

[piaskowy]

Originally posted by Zephyx:

How can they release a game that only supports 44.1Hz? I know the game has nostalgic 1990 RTS vibes... But it isn't 1990.

I use 24-bit, 384000 Hz for all my games (as any modern game should have audio support for 44100 – 384000 Hz).

But thank you for posting this! I hope they fix it soon. I want to listen to Frank Klepaki in Hi-Fi sound. Seriously bummed that they didn't think of this before release...

I've just checked, and the sound also works in 32-bit 192kHz mode.