No engine sound in near or far 3rd person camera

[Maikaze]

I've tried verifying files, reinstalling the game and tried all three starter vehicles. I don't have engine sound in either third person camera, but do have engine sound in bumper or hood camera with all three cars. All other player car audio works, including the blow off valve, tire screech and brake squeal sounds. Audio for all rival cars seems to work perfectly regardless of camera view.

I'm hoping this gets patched soon, I've always played Kaido/Shutokou Battle/TXR games in near 3rd person.

If anyone has come across a fix for this, please update me in the comments section.

Been playing this franchise since 2001, and in the end, this is an early access game. I can wait for a fix, no worries.

Thank you in advance for your replies.

[dr. frente]

+1

[Dillibo]

I fixed this by changing my pc audio from 5.1 to stereo, Think the car audio is trying to use rear speakers that aren't there.

[Hong Meiling]

Try disabling Spatial Audio

[Maikaze]

Farther investigation:

I have a Steel Series Arctis Pro headset, I have tried playing with "Steel Series Sonar" off and on, and the base headset "7.1 Surround" off and on (all combinations) rebooting between each audio setting change, nothing worked.

However if I plug in a pair of earbuds into my 3.5mm headphone jack, audio works as intended, it just doesn't sound nearly as good. No surprise there.

This appears to be an issue conflicting with headset specific drivers.

It's very unfortunate, hoping for an patch soon.

[dokbanks]

Originally posted by Maikaze:

Farther investigation:

I have a Steel Series Arctis Pro headset, I have tried playing with "Steel Series Sonar" off and on, and the base headset "7.1 Surround" off and on (all combinations) rebooting between each audio setting change, nothing worked.

However if I plug in a pair of earbuds into my 3.5mm headphone jack, audio works as intended, it just doesn't sound nearly as good. No surprise there.

This appears to be an issue conflicting with headset specific drivers.

It's very unfortunate, hoping for an patch soon.

I too have this issue and with the Arctis Pro headset. Whilst I havent fixed it, my work around was to select my monitor as the audio device in Sonar and then in Windows under Sound Settings > App volume and device preferences, find TokyoXtremeRacer and change the top drop down box to be the Gaming audio channel and then you should be good. Little jank, but it works.

[plink plonk c:]

Originally posted by dokbanks:

Originally posted by Maikaze:

Farther investigation:

I have a Steel Series Arctis Pro headset, I have tried playing with "Steel Series Sonar" off and on, and the base headset "7.1 Surround" off and on (all combinations) rebooting between each audio setting change, nothing worked.

However if I plug in a pair of earbuds into my 3.5mm headphone jack, audio works as intended, it just doesn't sound nearly as good. No surprise there.

This appears to be an issue conflicting with headset specific drivers.

It's very unfortunate, hoping for an patch soon.

I too have this issue and with the Arctis Pro headset. Whilst I havent fixed it, my work around was to select my monitor as the audio device in Sonar and then in Windows under Sound Settings > App volume and device preferences, find TokyoXtremeRacer and change the top drop down box to be the Gaming audio channel and then you should be good. Little jank, but it works.

you are a godsend, thanks