I have sound everywhere EXCEPT multiplayer. I can hear everything up until I join the game, even the loading screen sounds. But once I join the game, POOF no sound, nothing. I have tried all the settings, and my graphics and sound card drivers are up to date. I do not see a trouble shoot for this yet, please help! Kinda hard to have any good game play in Multiplayer if I can't hear anything. thank you.
I have found the solution.
I have found the solution.
Thank you so much for sharing! At first it didnt work for me but I tried to uncheck all and then one by one test the sound and viola!! I now have my sounds bback!! Thank you so much!
Unfortunately, the accepted answer is just a way to disable your mic on headset, it doesn't fix the root problem.
Try this:
Settings / System / Sound / Sound Control Panel / Communications / Set to "Do nothing"
The sound problem is still present and none of the above so called "fixes" are actually repairing this. I didnt buy a bluetooth headset for battlefield. I bought headset with mic for more stuff than occasional battlefield play and I will not disable my microphone (thats what the fixes suggest) to be able to hear something.
Developers - BF V is 3 years old and you were unable to repair it since. Is it really too much to repair this? You are literally the only ones on market. Are you really unable to work with bluetooth headset?
I would also like to point out that bluetooth has been established in 1994 and you can't play BT sound in 2021... I wanted to buy the next battlefield but I guess I am gonna go for Call of duty...
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?
