External microphone not working on Link
I recently purchased a usb C gooseneck microphone to plug straight into my Quest Pro (v81). It works and sounds great on native quest apps and recordings, but as soon as I use any streaming software (AirLink, Virtual Desktop, or Steam Link), it does not work. On AirLink and Virtual Desktop, I will get extremely loud clicking that overlaps the audio. Sometimes Virtual Desktop will straight up crash. And again, it works perfectly fine in recordings on the Quest and when testing the microphone on social apps. As a control, I plugged my Antlion modmic straight into the Quest Pro and discovered that it worked with no issues. So now I am confused as to what makes this new microphone not work with AirLink but work perfect on native apps. I've also factory reset the headset and reinstalled Virtual Desktop and Oculus Link on the PC side and that yielded no results.
Audio Not Working on Calls
After the last update with Doby Atmos, my Meta Quest 2 audio and microphone are not working. When I call someone, I can hear them for a moment, but then the connection cuts out. They can't hear me, and I can't hear them. Is anyone else having this issue, or know how to solve it?Still cannot use built in mic for casting on MQDH... Extremely obnoxious oversight...
I just don't understand. Meta is advertising this as the best way to cast gameplay and yet to this day there isn't even an option to turn on the mic. You can hear the mic when you record, but not when you cast? Make it make sense. The fact that this has been a common complaint for a couple years now just makes this all the more frustrating. If /casting can do it, what's stopping Dev Hub from doing it? Can anyone here think of a legitimate and logical reason for MQDH to lack this basic feature?
My quest 2 mic is not working
I was playing nock with a buddy of mine switched to app chat from our party chat and it completely broke my mic. I have tried to fix it since by: 1. checking all my settings making sure it wasn't muted 2. Factory Resetting 3. testing on both air link and voice commands both output literally zero sound 4. Recording video to test it out 5. booting from the hidden menu you get to by holding down the power and - volume button 6. Enabling every permission on everything it allowed None of these fixed the problem and I'm losing my **bleep** not being able to talk in game. If anyone has anything I haven't tried please let me know this does seem to be some weird software lock but I'm not sure what is causing it i think the party chat is what broke it but I need help with this because it's driving me insaneQuest microphone, usable in windows
Hi, I would love to be able to use the quest microphone (I'm on quest 2) in windows, straight from startup (Quest Home Screen). I need it for OBS - So I can communicate with my viewers, while streaming (on twitch), without the need to be in any other app. like SteamVR + Stream Link. (Or the oculus web casting) Said in another way: I would like to be able to use the quest microphone in windows, without the need to cast anything. - Also the ability to easily adjust the microphone & headset audio levels independently, from inside the headset, would be awesome. Best Regards JBSide By Side Recording / Raw image recording
Hello there, I have a few questions regarding recording videos on Oculus Quest 3. In the headset itself, there is no "both eyes" option. It's available in Meta Quest Developer Hub PC app, however. Can I somehow set it on the headset itself so when I start "Record Video" from Camera app, it would record both eyes? When I set "both eyes" in developer hub, there's no option to record audio. What's the deal here? How can I record both eyes and audio? The video with both eyes has images slanted, which I think also cuts away some of the image. What's the deal with that, why make it slanted? Can I set side-by-side without rotated images? 4. when recording on the headset, mic has agressive noise suppression, making environment sounds completely cut off. Can I turn this off?Quest 3 - Microphone and Speaker Quality
For the next Quest headset, please make the hardware for the microphone and speakers better. Most VR enthusiasts are also social VR users so having a quality microphone and audio listening experience is highly valued. As a Quest 3 user myself, I have had experiences with a Valve Index so I know that the internals can fit a great microphone and that audio solutions exist where audio sounds amazing. To be frank, if the hardware is compelling enough spending $1000+ is not a hard sell and I hope the PRO versions take this into account.DJBOT Horizon Worlds Quest Link Headset Microphone / Oculus Virtual Audio Device MONO not STEREO
It's 2024.. Can we get Stereo? Not MONO? Please consider this feature request.. When users want to input audio via Quest Link Device under Windows I believe it utilizes the only Windows Device on the Recording Tab called "Headset Microphone / Oculus Virtual Audio Device" to do this. Alot of users using Horizon Worlds want to DJ Music via Spotify etc. This is how its done. Yet what most don't understand is its being sent through a Mono 1 channel 16bit 48khz Device Driver? (correct me if I am wrong) After years of testing this it appears it definately MONO as playing any Beatles Stereo panning song results in not ever hearing 1 of the LEFT or RIGHT channels eg. voice of singer. OPTIONS Add a second device "LINE IN" for this which is 2 channel stereo for audiophiles. Add 2 channel stereo to the exiting "MICROPHONE" device. MOST URGENT give us an option to toggle any Noise Cancellation that is done on this device. Most of the quiet parts of music becomes rather GLITCHED lagg sounding most likely due to the filter that has to be applied for MIC users? There really is no need for this using Quest Link. See YouTube Audio Glitch Test: https://youtu.be/rSKav5vO3MU Share your thoughts...
