any way to mute your own mic?

[Mambo]

The sound options only seem to affect other players microphone, not yours.
Turning the voice off via steam settings is not an option because it mutes the mic globally so you cant talk in any VOIP software then

[NeoTurfMaster]

You can try doing Push to Talk in the Steam settings.

[Mambo]

Originally posted by GlazedBacon:

You can try doing Push to Talk in the Steam settings.

that only affects steam chat voice

[Sckarton]

click the mute button on your mic.

[Mambo]

Originally posted by Sckarton:

click the mute button on your mic.

Are you trying to be funny or is there actual mute button ingame? I dont want to mute my mic globally, only in this particular game

[Mambo]

Has capcom aknowledged this yet? its getting really annoying having to mute your mic globally just to play lobby matches

[peacesFGC twitch.tv]

capcom hasn't acknowledged anything. they are likely gathering bug reports and then will work on a patch.

[Mambo]

Originally posted by peaces4efnet:

capcom hasn't acknowledged anything. they are likely gathering bug reports and then will work on a patch.

I hope so, I prefer lobby people not to hear my breathing and discord voip

[Sp00kyFox]

read this:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=121342206

best to deactive all recording devices in the control panel under sound. and in steam itself lower mic and receive volume to the minimum and set the push-to-talk-button to something you won't use.

[Mambo]

Originally posted by Sp00kyFox:

read this:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=121342206

best to deactive all recording devices in the control panel under sound. and in steam itself lower mic and receive volume to the minimum and set the push-to-talk-button to something you won't use.

thanks alot, I wish I knew about this 4 years ago in SFIV

[Sp00kyFox]

Originally posted by Mambo:

Edit: seems that it still uses your default recording device, even if you did that s.hit on the guide

additionally I also disabled all the recoding devices in the sound settings of the windows control panel.

[__MaX__]

I tried almost everything, here is the result :

- The game use the default recording device. Whatever config you use on Steam will NOT affect MvCI (every single tutorial about MvCI and Steam config is bull***)
- Muting the microphone physically will prevent stutter / lag.

So to summarize and allow you to play in lobbies without stutter or lag :

- Set any other audio device which doesn't produce any audio output to "default recording device" in windows
OR
- Mute physically the microphone while you are playing.

At the moment it means you can't have voice chat while playing in a lobby if they don't patch it.

[Mambo]

setting something like "line in" as default communication device in windows and muting it seems to work. Just remember to set your actual microphone to be used in ts/mumbe etc