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okay so the mics working, its just playing in game audio instead of my voice. how do I fix that?
Iv had the same problem in the past with the red and white phono leads.
Check what's your default recording device.
You will probably find this stuck on 'What U Hear (Recorder)'... make sure the device is plugged in and click 'Detect Audio Devices' to detect it if a new connection. Else 'Change Device' will shortcut to your Control Panel > Sounds > Recording to set.
'Test Microphone' there in your Steam Client and adjust the volume. If you have a habit of unplugging the headset/mic each time, this might reset itself.
> Auto Transmit my voice as I speak
> Press a key to Transmit my voice
If you are playing with external speakers, and u have the first setting selected, then most likely whatever coming out of your speakers is being recorded by the mic and sent out in-game as your voice.
And whatever is set as your Default Recording Device in Windows, is what you need to set as the recording device in Steam settings, as well as in-game if a game has such an option. Otherwise it may be defaulted to something else.