Question My mic picks up audio from YouTube, Twitter videos, etc and I have no idea why. Solved! Splitting Audio/Video from Xbox Series X to Receiver and TV Question Go-Video DV1140 DVD+VCR: General Audio Ports do not work but DVD Exclusive Ports do Solved! What happens if I connect RCA of a sterio speaker (3.5mm male to be used for line out)to line in of CPU ? Does it cause any harm to my speaker? Solved! how do you split audio/video in to layers Question Disabling video output to receiver and only transmit audio Question Pioneer VSX-LX303 Dropping video Question How to stream audio and video to multiple receivers. Thanks in advance to anyone who might help. Maybe's there's a hidden bass boosting option turned on whenever my headphones are connected, but I can't find it.Ĭan anyone here help me? I'm at my wit's end here, and I would REALLY like to NOT have to use older, worse headphones whenever I want to play and record.
What I genuinely don't understand is why the headphones I'm using are having an effect on RECORDED audio. Previously I've been using lower impedance headphones, and I NEVER had this problem before, EVER. I've checked and double checked all settings just to make sure, but nothing seems to have worked. Linked below is an image showing my current settings in Realtek HD Audio Manager. Specifically, whenever I record some gameplay footage, or even my desktop (using Nvidia Share (Shadowplay)), the sound appears to be bass boosted.Īpparently, I'm not the only one who's encountered this problem, so here are 2 videos someone else made that demonstrate my problem precisely.įirst, a recording with more or less proper sound: [video="https /Second, bass boosted recording: [video="https /I've researched this problem online for hours now, and at this point I'm mostly confident I can say what the problem is: Apparently, the combination of my motherboard, the Z270 GAMING M5, and my headphones (mentioned above) is the cause of this.Įverywhere else I looked online, people managed to solve this problem by either switching from 7.1 surround sound mode to stereo (which is N/A here because my headphones are stereo) or disabling any and all audio enhancements in their windows sound settings (again N/A, because I don't even have the audio enhancement tab in the options window for my headphones in the sound settings). Recently I got my self the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm headphones, and that's exactly when my problem began. Nvidia's capture server is directly affected by equalizer changes applied to my headphones, seeing as my headphones were set as default playback device in Windows.
Edit: Solved, problem was Realtek HD Audio Manager headphone power settings changed from Balanced to Ultimate.
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