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I've recently gotten a new pair of Razer headphones. Since switching, I'm having an issue with the volume of game sounds in AMD Relive recordings. Any sounds coming from my desktop/applications is very quiet in the recordings, but my microphone volume is absolutely fine.

Anyone have any suggestions/fixes that I could try?

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Relevant Specs:

Headset: Razer Blackshark V2 Pros

CPU: Ryzen 5 3600xt

GPU: AMD RX 5700 XT

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Fixes I've Tried:

- I checked the volume levels for all input/output devices (even those that I would assume the software is not using). All devices are set to 100% volume level. (This did not resolve the issue.)

- I've also u

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The sound disappears if I unplug the headset. Additionally, the sound increases/decreases in volume relative to what my mic volume setting is in the AMD app.

My initial thought was that it was the headphone's fault, but this only happens when recording with AMD relive, not any other software.

Relevant Specs:

Headset: Astro A10 Wired Headset

CPU: Ryzen 5 3600x

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