Game sound not playing through headphones

#GAME SOUND NOT PLAYING THROUGH HEADPHONES HOW TO#
#GAME SOUND NOT PLAYING THROUGH HEADPHONES WINDOWS 10#
#GAME SOUND NOT PLAYING THROUGH HEADPHONES PC#
#GAME SOUND NOT PLAYING THROUGH HEADPHONES BLUETOOTH#

Make sure the headphones are selected and the volume slider for the app youвЂ™re trying to use is not set to zero.

Scroll further down, and select Advanced Sound Options.

Under Output, make sure the headphones are connected and the volume slider is not set to zero.

Go to the System and select the Sound tab.

#GAME SOUND NOT PLAYING THROUGH HEADPHONES WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 can set volume on a per-device, and per-app basis.Д¬onnect your headphones and play sound, and then check if the volume is enabled and turned up for both. Select your headphones from the list that opens.If it doesnвЂ™t show headphones in the name, click the arrow button on it. Look at the device name thatвЂ™s listed.Click the speaker icon in the system tray.Windows 10 normally switches to a newly connected audio device when it connects.

#GAME SOUND NOT PLAYING THROUGH HEADPHONES HOW TO#

How to fix вЂњNo sound from headphonesвЂќ issue 1. Headphones are rarely a complicated device and if you have trouble with them, itвЂ™s more to do with your system, and how sound devices are configured on it. You should be able to hear audio from your system, and if your headphones have a mic, you will be able to use it with a chat app or any other app that can get sound input from your system. To resolve this issue, players should navigate to the Settings menu, then to Display & Sound, and then to Chat Mix and change the option to Do Nothing.Headphones are simple in terms of hardware you connect the pin into the jack, and things just work.

High-Pitched Noise on Xbox One: Players that have the Kinect Chat Mixer enabled on their Xbox One may hear a high-pitched noise while playing Destiny.

For example, players that are only using two speakers or their television speakers, should set their platform configuration to Stereo.

Audio Output Should Match Channel Configuration: Players should ensure that platform audio output matches their audio system channel configuration.

Using system sound settings set to 5.1 or 7.1 on a sound system that only supports stereo will cause issues with direction audio cues.

Settings Should Match Physical Setup: Players should ensure that their system audio settings match their physical setup.

when the speaker is not close to the player).

XP Seven Turtle Beach Headphones: Using these headphones without the Audio Control Unit will cause some issues with directional audio cues and with radio mode (i.e.

To get chat audio through the headset, the recommended settings are to use the 'Chat Audio' system setting on the PlayStation 4 and either the Headset or Blended in-game settings. Astro and Turtle Beach headphones use a mixamp, and will not function as standard Stereo headsets if the mixamp is not in use.

Astro and Turtle Beach Headphones: These headphones may need to be set up differently on the PlayStation 4 for chat audio.

#GAME SOUND NOT PLAYING THROUGH HEADPHONES BLUETOOTH#

To change audio playback settings, players should right click on the speaker icon in their system tray, select playback devices, and then set both the default device and default communications device to choose the hands-free Bluetooth device. To resolve this issue, players can disable in-game voice chat or they can change their audio playback settings to not use the stereo Bluetooth option.

#GAME SOUND NOT PLAYING THROUGH HEADPHONES PC#

PC Bluetooth Headphones: Players that are using Bluetooth headphones on the PC while having in-game voice chat enabled may encounter an issue in which Destiny 2 does not play sound properly over the headphones.

Restart the computer and see if this solves the problem. If not, set it to Automatic and click Apply to save the changes.

In the Windows Audio properties window, check if theВ Startup typeВ is set to Automatic.

If that does not work, right-click the Windows AudioВ and select Properties.

Check that your Microphone is now working.

Right click Windows Audio and Select Restart.

Scroll down your Services(Local) list and locate Windows Audio.

Select services.msc and select the Service app.

Check if microphone is listed as default device on PC.

Players on PC who continue to encounter issues may also try the following:

Scroll down the list of apps below that toggle to find 'Destiny 2'.

Under 'Let apps use my microphone', ensure the toggle is set to ON.

On the left of the new screen, select 'Microphone'.

Select 'Microphone Privacy Settings' from the given results.

If Destiny 2 is open, close the game entirely.

Ensure that 'Who can send you voice chat and party invites' is not set to Private.

Players must ensure that Destiny 2 has permission to use their microphone within their Stadia or Windows 10 Privacy Settings.

Game sound not playing through headphones