Can anyone else verify that 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound settings works correctly on the GTV Streamer?

Latest version 1.3.15

Stereo works fine but switching to 5.1 or 7.1 causes massive audio
stutter/cut outs and the surround sound doesn't even work.

5.1 works flawlessly on both my Nvidia Shield Pro and my AppleTV without issues.

voice sound more like a generic voice call. Using an audio recorder that runs in the web browser on the Quest Pro showed that the quality can be quite adequate, but when recording the mic while using
I previously used the Quest 2 using the Steam Link app for the Quest and it worked great, very reliable. On that the mic quality was also decent, it sounded like it used the whole audible frequencies

it was a stream issue at first, but I'm actually realizing that the app's interface sounds are also delayed. When pressing buttons like Settings and selecting the computer, the little "bong" sound
significant audio delay - it feels like almost 1 full second. This does NOT occur on my stock Android device (Pixel 8 Pro) and does NOT occur on any other devices in the house (Apple TV, iPads, etc)

I thought

I'm having an issue where I cannot hear audio through the Steam Link on my Quest 3s.

The audio WAS working previously, but stopped working after I left the boundary and has not returned since. I've
tried many things, including:
Setting Windows 11 sound settings to "Steam Streaming Speakers"
Enabling all of the Steam Streaming audio devices (speakers, microphone, and internal AUX jack)
Restarting my

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Originally posted by TrenchcoatCraig:

Either build 899 or 900 introduced a nasty audio spike sound while powering on the unit in my setup that was not present in build 897.

Interesting, nothing changed in
the audio code in those builds. I'll see if I can reproduce it here.

Originally posted by TrenchcoatCraig:

Build 900 fails to shut off the Steam Controller prior to shutting off the Steam Link

as the left trackpad did prior.

Either build 899 or 900 introduced a nasty audio spike sound while powering on the unit in my setup that was not present in build 897. Switching back and forth between
the beta and retail branch introduces and prevents the issue respectively.

Build 900 fails to shut off the Steam Controller prior to shutting off the Steam Link. The Steam Controller only finally

To fix the "no sound" issue with a MacOS host, it doesn't make sense, but I had to toggle on allowing Steam access to the microphone in Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Microphone.

Why Steam needs
access to the Microphone just to play audio via speakers, I don't know. But I tried everything else I could find online and could think of, and this was was what fixed it for me.

This is on an M2 Macbook

cannot get the sound to be streamed. [/quote]

Have installed the audio driver, but the tv is stuck on the loading screen with tips (m1 air 2020). Any luck with the issue? [/quote]

To fix that problem, go

Originally posted by kiddo:

Originally posted by ShuCai:

I'm seeing the same issue. Apple M2 to Steam Link hardward. Successful connection and successful driver installation on Mac. But I

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Changes in build 1.3.12.272:

• Fixed surround sound support on NVIDIA Shield TV
  
• Added an option to disable low latency audio
  
• Reduced audio dropouts
  
• Fixed
  wired controllers not getting input once streaming starts

Changes in build 1.3.12.271:

• Fixed minor overlay UI rendering issues

Changes in build 1.3.12.270:

• Fixed

I'm having a similar issue where the sound Is only gliching out on Q2 link, I played other games on Q2 standalone and as well as on my pc and the audios just fine. Before this, or until two weeks ago
my sound and audio was perfect, just randomly started gliching out and has been doing that ever since and I can't get to the bottom of the issue.