Audio settings that are too 'hot' can lead to poor audio quality in your broadcast, and failure to initialize your destinations
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Stage TEN runs in your browser, but your computer is doing a lot behind the scenes to create a quality broadcast. This article explains how to check that your computer's audio settings are set.
If your audio is muffled or hollow (especially muffled music) try .
Try a different audio device. For example, if you are using a USB mic, try a regular audio-jack mic. If you are using a regular mic, try a USB mic. If all mics provide the same results, it's probably not a mic problem.
Try using a hardwired mic or headphones, instead of bluetooth.
If you can't find a problem with your audio hardware, continue to checking your computer's audio settings.
Here's how you check your audio settings:
Ensure that Windows and all audio drivers are up to date. that tells you how.
Open your 'Control Panel' -> 'Hardware and Sound' -> 'Sound' -> 'Manage Audio Devices'
Select each playback device -> click properties -> and then choose 'Advanced'
If ANY of your playback devices have a higher than 48000 Hz setting, you need to change the setting to 48000 Hz, and then hit apply.
Refresh the Stage TEN Studio.
If none of the above have worked, you can try this.
Open the Task Manager as an administrator (right-click in Start Menu then Run as Administrator)
Select the "Details" tab along the top
Find the "audiodg.exe" process and right-click it (note: if you can't see this process, you haven't opened the Task Manager as an administrator, go back to step 1).
Set the priority of "audiodg.exe" to "High"
Set the affinity of "audiodg.exe" to a single core e.g. CPU 2
You will have to repeat this process, every time you reboot or turn on your PC
To make this a permanent fix, check out Process Lasso
If these tips haven't resolved your issue, please .
