I've submitted a ticket at tech support and asked what sample rate / bit rate is recommended, no reply yet.48000khz[???] - 16bit
I think Dolby Atmos uses 24bit 48KHz, but I'm not sure.
16bit 44.1 KHz should work for everyone.
I've submitted a ticket at tech support and asked what sample rate / bit rate is recommended, no reply yet.48000khz[???] - 16bit
well why not just switch to stereo and leave enhancements off, that solved audio issues for me. 7.1 "surround" on headphone is just a marketing thing, meaningless. Game's own sound processing system (even stereo) is one of the best. At least you wouldn't miss sound from directions and enjoy the game.
I don't use the digital output.To reply both @exxxed and @DC9V ;
if you are using digital output to receiver, you should have dolby selected:
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Normally windows makes this impossible, you need altered drivers. Make a search online for "enable dolby in windows 10 realtek patch" etc, you should find the modded drivers and resources.
If can't pm me and I send you the links. these forum moderators give warnings for everything, I don't want to get banned.
To reply both @exxxed and @DC9V ;
if you are using digital output to receiver, you should have dolby selected:
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Normally windows makes this impossible, you need altered drivers. Make a search online for "enable dolby in windows 10 realtek patch" etc, you should find the modded drivers and resources.
If can't pm me and I send you the links. these forum moderators give warnings for everything, I don't want to get banned.
@exxxed then you are stuck with stereo output.
I'm currently doing 'The Gift' quest and in the shop where I pick up the program the shopkeeper is speaking but there's no audio when she speaks.
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The echo sounds like a bug. There shouldn't be echo in the car unless it's some sort of imaginary scene, like a braindance. It might be caused by low CPU performance though.hi just want add recently while in car with npcs mainly judy, panam, takemura they echo idk if that is something recent on steam version of just a random bug, also some clicking noise when doing hacking after i turn scanning off
my i got an alienware R8 cpu is pretty good its runs 3.6ghz (4ghz if overclock) so doubt that issue plus i have other games way more taxing then cyberpunk and no issue just something recent with last patch i think as for everything else i tried that did nothing, but then i am used both my headphone jack and my speakers got same issue. and drivers are up to date soo idk.The echo sounds like a bug. There shouldn't be echo in the car unless it's some sort of imaginary scene, like a braindance. It might be caused by low CPU performance though.
The clicking noises that you described could also be caused by a mismatch of sample rate between your sound device and the game, which is usually described as crackling noise.
You can adjust it here: Windows settings -> Sound settings -> Related Settings: Sound Control Panel -> disable all device that are not in use -> choose the sound device that you want to use (e.g. Speaker - Realtek Audio) -> right click: Properties -> Advanced -> disable "Allow apps to take exclusive control of this device" -> lower the sample rate until you don't hear noises. e.g. 24bit_48KHz (48000Hz) or 16bit_44,1 KHz (44000Hz)
my i got an alienware R8 cpu is pretty good its runs 3.6ghz (4ghz if overclock) so doubt that issue plus i have other games way more taxing then cyberpunk and no issue just something recent with last patch i think as for everything else i tried that did nothing, but then i am used both my headphone jack and my speakers got same issue. and drivers are up to date soo idk.
I'd like to know: have you tried (or: did you try?) to disable other sound devices, or to uninstall apps that also use the microphone, e.g. Discord?I've encountered visual/sound issues as well, but nothing terribly game-breaking, just immersion breaking.
My motorcycle temporarily had no engine noise, and fixers who called me also had no sound. Quitting and restarting the game fixed this. The visual issues occurred with a lot of in-game textures—billboards, screens, street paint (i.e., crosswalks)—all glitching out, but this eventually went away.
Only one game crash so far. Happened when riding through a dense part of NC at a high speed.