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Audio issues with Bluetooth devices.

Polenen
in Grounded: Technical Support (Spoiler Warning!)

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When Grounded is open, my audio is fine, but as soon as I join a multiplayer server it causes problems. My Sony WH-1000XM4 audio device switches to a two way (hands-free headset) device rather than the normal playback device. Whenever I have had similar issues, I can normally select the correct audio device in the program's settings, or disable the incorrect device in windows. The issue is that the device that grounded is using IS DISABLED, and grounded has no option to manually select your audio devices. This results in the incorrect microphone being used, and my audio playback quality dropping significantly.

I have tried:

disabling VOIP in game

setting the correct audio devices in my volume mixer (as suggested in this tread)

setting the correct audio devices in the x-box game bar party chat

using a different Bluetooth device (air pods pro, same issue)

Restarting my computer and re-installing my audio drivers

 

  • 1 year later...

Hi, I noticed nobody ever responded, but did you ever get this figured out? I am having the exact same issue. I’ve tried everything you did as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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