I have found the solution.
how do we get a reply from EA in relation to this bug?
Hi all ihave the same issue in soloplayer sound is great but as soon as i start playin multi no sound, i tried everythin you mentioned but stil dont work, i wonder if someone can help, thanks
DICE TeamHey everyone,
Thanks for all the reports!
We are looking into this issue, no ETA on any fixes.
I'll keep you updated.
Thanks!
/Atic
I have some similar issues with the audio settings. Mine crashes sometimes in the beggining of the loading screen before getting into the game. Sometimes, messing with the audio settings, like switching from 5.1 to stereo and also checking the "allow applications to take exclusive control of this device" seem to work but then when i restart Windows, i get the same freakin error. It's been almost 2 months now and BF V is creating this issue which is very frustrating. and then it also freezes sometimes in game, or stutters.
Reporting same issue. Playing DA:I through Origin Premier.
Sound through Bluetooth headset works on solo play, but goes silent in multiplayer. Curiously, I can hear and transmit speech from/to team, so there's communication, but no game audio.
Flipped through this thread and made appropriate recommended adjustments in the game, Windows, and Origin, double-checking devices and outputs - issue persists.
Thanks.
and here is something super weird:
for the second time only, my game sound actually worked fine with my bluetooth headset. i played for an hour and then i went to reconnect and... back to usual no sound in multiplayer.[Removed - CM]
Are EA going to fix this or not?
Lots of users reporting bluetooth headsets are not working while playing Battlefield V in multiplayer, as long as microphone (VOIP) is on.
Going wired, or disable VOIP may not be the optimal solution to this issue.
Same PC, same bluetooth headset, same everything else, all my other games are working fine, the only issue I have (and many others) is just Battlefield V in multiplayer mode, Please fix.
I wonder that to. Like what is really the problem?
