To resolve audio input/output issues with your Oculus Quest 2 when using Discord via Link, ensure your audio devices are correctly selected in both Discord and Windows settings, and that the Oculus Virtual Audio Device is enabled. Consider restarting your headset and PC, and checking for driver updates. If problems persist, try reinstalling the Oculus app and drivers, and ensure your PC's privacy settings allow Discord access to the microphone.
Detailed Steps:
1. Check Discord Settings:
Open Discord and navigate to User Settings (cogwheel icon).
Select "Voice & Video".
Verify the input and output devices are set to "Headphones - Oculus Virtual Audio Device" and "Headset Microphone - Oculus Virtual Audio Device".
Adjust input and output volumes.
If using Push to Talk, ensure it's not accidentally enabled.
2. Check Windows Sound Settings:
Right-click the speaker icon in the system tray.
Select "Open Sound settings".
Under "Input," ensure the microphone is set to "Oculus Virtual Audio Device".
Under "Output," ensure the speakers/headphones are set to "Oculus Virtual Audio Device".
Try disabling any audio enhancements.
3. Check Oculus Link Settings:
Open the Oculus app on your PC.
Go to Devices -> Quest 2 and Touch.
Make sure the headset is connected and Link is enabled.
Under the audio settings, ensure the "Audio" switch is enabled if it exists.
4. Restart and Reinstall:
Restart your Oculus Quest 2 and your computer.
Consider reinstalling the Oculus app and drivers if problems persist.
5. Privacy Settings:
Go to Windows Settings -> Privacy -> Microphone.
Ensure Discord is enabled to access the microphone.
6. Test Different USB Ports:
Try different USB ports on your computer to rule out any issues with the port.
7. Test with Air Link:
Try connecting via Air Link to see if the issue is specific to the Link cable.
8. Advanced Troubleshooting:
Consider resetting Discord's voice and video settings.
Check for driver updates for your audio devices.
Try disabling any background applications that might be interfering.
