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> the VoIP usually doesn't work I don't understand this, Discord is one of the most reliable voice chatting applications I've used. Honestly I wish MS Teams wo
by pathartl 7y ago
> the VoIP usually doesn't work
I don't understand this, Discord is one of the most reliable voice chatting applications I've used. Honestly I wish MS Teams would implement voice channels similar to Discord. It would be so much nicer to just drop into a voice channel instead of sending out invites for a meeting.
- na85 7y agoAre we using the same application? I've literally never, not a single time, tried to use Discord's VOIP without either me or someone in the channel being unable to broadcast/hear the others. We're all running bog-standard Windows 10 machines with USB peripherals.
- pathartl 7y agoApparently we must not be. I have an Arctis 7 headset and I can take the transceiver and move it from my main rig to my work machine and even my phone... it works straight away and I don't need to configure anything. Not that I've needed to do it, but have you tried disabling all of your unused audio input/output devices on your computer? If you don't use things like line or mic in on your motherboard, disable them. It gives Discord less things to try to bind to.
- na85 7y agoDoes it seem like "peak innovation" has been reached if I have to disable audio devices on my motherboard the way I haven't had to since using the original Teamspeak back in the early aughts? It's not just me, either.