Go to Oculus Application -> Devices -> Select Quest 2 -> Audio -> Quest 2 Microphone. In RECORDING DEVICES, right click on "CABLE OUTPUT and set it to DEFAULT. Go to your Windows RECORDING DEVICES – do NOT touch your PLAYBACK DEVICESĭouble click on each Microphone you want to use (Oculus Virtual Audio Device), click the SOUNDS TAB, click LISTEN TO THIS DEVICE and set the drop down to CABLE INPUT (VB - Virtual Audio Cable) Install VB- Audio Cable – do NOT touch the software after installing
Linked here: įollow the instructions after installing it:ĭownload VB-Cable, extract contents into folder, run VBCABLE_Setup or 64 version for your operating system. (most likely you want the 64 bit version) Download and Install " VB-CABLE Virtual Audio Device ". Once I've verified that my voice is actually being registered / found in the discord app (might work in other applications where the mic is constantly open to verify), and windows for some reason isn't showing that your Mic is working (stuck at halfway / 50%). All audio coming in the CABLE input is simply forwarded to the CABLE output." Per the description from their website, " VB-CABLE is a virtual audio device working as virtual audio cable. I downloaded a 3rd party application to forward the quest 2 microphone output to a "Virtual Microphone" using the application called VB-CABLE Virtual Audio Device. Because I now know that the microphone is working, but windows sounds wont recognize it. I can see that Discord is registering my voice, but not actually registering it in the "sounds" Application of Windows 10 (Sounds and windows MIC still read 50%, even though discord registers my voice). But if I have Discord "voice and audio" settings for MIC and "lets check" enabled. No matter what I do, "Oculus Virtual Audio Device" always reads halfway. Specifically in Air link (Have not used a link cable). I just got a quest 2 and I've been having quite a bit of microphone issues with it.
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