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Wwise motion (vibrations) causes voice starvation on Switch

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We're experiencing an issue where enabling vibrations in the game on Switch causes audio stuttering (voice starvation). When the vibration strength/volume is set to zero, everything works fine.

Notes:

  • All vibrations are handled through Wwise.

  • CPU usage remains nearly the same whether vibrations are on or off.

  • There seems to be enough CPU headroom for additional voices.

  • The issue is Switch specific - other platforms work without problems.

  • Wwise version - 2022.1.16, Unity version - 2022.3.46f1

in General Discussion by Liudas Baublys (110 points)
Could it be an issue with how the vibrations are being triggered in the game engine?
by Mike P. (520 points)

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