GPU Name: Radeon RX 580 Series
Operating System: Windows 10
Description of Issue: I can still hear myself even when I set my monitor to none, and I can't get it to pick up on discord even when I set the output to Line 1 on the UI and input on discord to Line 1. I tried multiple restarts of the program and my computer.
Tutorial Used:https://docs.aihub.gg/realtime-voice-changer/local/deiteris-w-okada-fork/#settings-explained
#My VAC isn't working/having issues.
sharp slate
I don't know if this helps
torpid valve
Try Tg Develop's W-Okada fork and see if this fixes. https://github.com/tg-develop/voice-changer/releases/download/b2397/voice-changer-windows-amd64-dml.zip
sharp slate
Try Tg Develop's W-Okada fork and see if this fixes. https://github.com/tg-devel...
It worked!
rich narwhal
If these things happen, then you should also check Advanced Sound Settings, recording tab and make sure that "Listen to this device" is disabled.
and that the VAC Audio Repeater isn't repeating the audio to a different output.
A tip: Now that you're using Tg-Develop's fork of w-okada's voice changer, you can lower the chunk size, although I am not sure by how much.
And also, since you're using the DML version, make sure you swap to CPU and then after back to GPU after changing the Chunk Size, Extra or Crossfade values.
Make sure you configure the Virtual Audio Cable to match the bitrates properly. Everything should be set to 48000 (or at least something divisible by 12000
Since tg-develop doesn't save the settings properly inside of the interface, you'll have to edit the settings.json with notepad to set it to this rate. Just keep the rates the same as your microphone and you should be good.
torpid valve
It worked!
So is this solved?
sharp slate
So is this solved?
yeah my fault i didnt know i had to mark it resolved