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If you set it to record entire system audio it works, but we don't want our friends on discord in clips withouth their consent etc...
Please try to figure out how you are capturing the Audio Stream Valve, because it's not working.
I thought it was me using an ASIO sound-card but nope, tried it on my second computer same issue with a built in card.
any other game's audio is just not present even when I set the recording to system audio (then it's only the system audio and not the game's)
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-confirms-game-audio-issues-on-windows-11-24h2-pcs/
W10 21H2
NVidia GPU drivers 566.14
NVidia overlay OFF
Hardware encoding enabled
HVEC enabled
recording in 1080p60 12Mbps (Game audio only)
Will keep trying different settings later, but I'm not very hopeful for a magic setting to make it work, Valve has to fix it. It worked fine when the feature was just in the beta, no idea what changed.