@EA_Atic so here was the solution at least for me I had run the game audio through an Elgato channel of its own. I also had to delete the Perf logs that are saved so it would refresh. So a recap for anyone that might be having this issue while using Wave link from Elgato run the game audio through a separate input from everything else. @EA_Atic thank you for the quick response and trying to help out.
Addendum: The reason this happens is a utilization mismatch between some older games and how Elgato dedicates use in your soundcard.
DICE TeamAlright well let's try and help you out would you be able to upload a text file of your DxDaig for your pc here is a link just incase you need a walkthrough of that process https://help.ea.com/en/help/pc/how-to-gather-dxdiag-information/. This will help us see how your pc is interacting with its components and get driver versions for everything. @jabait3dd
i think this is it
Let's try and get a work around for wavelink then let me play around a bit.
Ok this might work.
1. Go into wavelink go to the upper right where it gives you access to select inputs and outputs and set both of battlefield to default.
2. Uninstall wavelink and select the option discard settings.
3. Restart PC. ( at this point check and see if audio works alone.)
4. Now we are going to reinstall wavelink but make sure that you have battlefield closed.
5. Before starting your battlefield again make sure your default communication device and audio device, is the headset. You will find these options inside sound control panel ( for you it looks like the razor device.)
6. Select your headset in the dropdown after hitting the sound icon on your task bar.
7. Assuming that you are using wavelink to stream the sound from battlefield should go through as a a system sound in obs.
I am at work right now so I'f it doesn't work I'll be able to try it tomorrow hopefully when I get off
@Astro_ForgedTTV thank you havent had a problem since i did what you said everything is working perfectly no problem hearing bf4.
