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Does it do this if you only have game sound and nothing else ?
Do you have any sound mods installed at all that might be affecting it?
@MrMilkShake: If I only have the game sounds, I don't notice it. I think only the music channel is affected. And about the levels, what levels are you hinting about?
Try right clicking the volume icon in the task bar and open up the mixer. Adjusting sound levels here is simple and should solve all problems.
**Edit
Just checked the software you are using and it has an audio mixer. Would be better to adjust sound levels here. But same as before, try taking the channel that has the outside music you are using down a bit and you should be fine. Im sure you already know this but red is bad.
Thing is, it happens without OBS as well, so I don't think OBS is the problem.
I feel it happened with the reinstall of the MWO-client I did two weeks ago, but no clue what changed. in the config.
Besides.. it might be worth a try to remove the mod... worst case, you have to reapply it, but at least you can say for certain its not the mod.
Graphics wont help audio problems but it will make the game run a heap better so never a bad shout anyway. Dude just try setting ALL of your levels at half. Check the coloured bars and make sure they dont go up any further than that, Do a test record and see if that does it. The more i think about this the more im convinced it's this.
Unless you have some other setting on by accident, Like high gain , bass boost, Vocal booster anything like that.
Failing that what Ishan said is probably your last recourse.
A couple of weeks ago would have been from around patch time right? Possible it’s a mixer issue of some sort, possible it’s something that’s just stopped quite working with the update.
Edit: oh, didn’t realise it was just replacement WAVs. Might still be worth taking out, just in case, but try repairing/checking integrity first if it’s difficult.
I had not modified the sounds or changed there drivers. I'm using an X-Fi for my sound card.
For me it generally happens when there are a few mechs around me and people are firing or getting hit by LRMs or MRMs.
I believe it is related to network latency not the actual sound system itself. I tuned my intel network adapter settings to be more latency focused and that seemed to help a lot but didn't eliminate the issue. I still hear the corruption but not very often and it's not too bad now.
You can use a program like LatencyMon to find if something in your system is taking time away from audio processing.
Gonna try a few matches later tonight and see if it's truly gone, but apparently some program set my CPU speed to 5% speed on the default power saving schedule (so only when temp gets above some level, it scales down tremendously). Set it to 100% again with cpu monitoring on (don't wanna burn through my CPU), but so far it's dandy again and cpu is on a steady 39% degrees Celsius!
*smooch* ;-)