Windows 10: Game DVR choppy audio

Hey so i recorded a game with game DVR but the audio is extremely choppy. I don't think there's any problem in game because i tried multiple games and all had choppy audio. The video is completely fine. Can anyone help?

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Windows 10 Game DVR audio recording.

Hi Jastin,

The Audio Settings in the Game DVR can be changed so you can disable the Audio when recording game clips. To do that, follow the steps below:

• Press the Windows + G on your keyboard.
• Click the Settings icon and go to Audio tab.
• Uncheck Record audio when I record game clips.

You also have an option if you want to enable or disable audio from your microphone. In the
Audio settings, you can check or uncheck Record my microphone next time I record a game.

If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to reply to this post anytime.

 

Backwards recording in Windows DVR became choppy

Random issues started with windows DVR, most specifically in the backwards recording when it's also recording microphone audio.

This is recent, last month or so, likely from a microsoft update.

What happens is, after I press win+alt+g to save the last 10 minutes as I always do, now, if the microfone recording is active, there's a chance that the game audio will became extremly choppy. Curiously, the microphone audio remains perfect, but since everything
is in a single file there's no way to save anything.

The same file may also have good audio in some parts, and then suddenly it becames choppy, or the other way around.

Sometimes the whole video has good audio, or the whole video has bad audio.

Recording normally (with win+alt+r) doesn't seem to have the same problem.

Clip with bad audio:

You can hear my voice fine (one of the girls) but any other voice (coming from game comms) and game audio is choppy.

Sometimes the audio gets so bad it's basically just choppy static.

How do I stop that?

 

Game DVR

Sometimes, a recording doesn't end correctly. When that happens, you'll need to restart Game DVR to fix the problem. Here are the steps:

• Close the game.
• In the search box on the Windows taskbar, enter Task manager, and then select that desktop app.
• In Task Manager, select More details.
• In the list of running processes, select the Broadcast DVR server (bcastdvr.exe) process (if it's still there), and then select
  End task.
• Restart the game and try recording again.