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Ok! We will take a look!
Yes, I've got the same setup as OP with OBS recording and all, and my microphones are working fine! However, my in-game filming are way too loud. I'm all in for adding a volume slider for our microphone in-game.
Thanks a lot, looking forward to it!
Thank you for the info, yeah something seems fishy with the audio - we're looking into it.
The audio playback on the TV, and audio from microphone (when a player is using it to speak near you) sounds the same level.
And when you playback a mic user, in the video footage, the sound will double once again to 4x.
The microphones you carry and the boom mic, seems to be amplifying the audio by like 2x... Which is too much. The base microphone input is already plenty loud, in fact quite loud for a typical game... I need to lower the voice volume by as much as 50%, maybe the voice audio is 'amplified' somehow?
In fact the mic is so strong, that when you walk around, every footstep becomes a massive thud. Recording Mic / Boom Mic makes it very hard to listen for threats in the Old World, because of all the booming and thrashing.
And if the audio is being amplified by twice the output, then if there are a lot of sound sources, the CPU usage can double or triple as well.
Microphone being good in volume in any program or game but in Content warning it goes up for no reason?
Plus the voice detection is so sensitive (I believe it's just open mic) that it records the fans of my computer