tv_listen_voice_indices<Bitfield>
This command sets which players' voice messages are audible when viewing a game through SourceTV. By default, no player voices are heard.
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This command sets which players' voice messages are audible when viewing a game through SourceTV. By default, no player voices are heard.
This command sets the high 32 bits of the bitfield representing player slots to monitor for voice messages when connected to SourceTV. By default, no slots are set to listen.
Intended to prevent system hangs or stalls that can happen on some systems when voice chat is used.
This command enables or disables voice communication for your client. Set it to 0 to disable voice. The default is 1 (enabled).
If set to 0, this command prevents CS:GO from using the operating system's default microphone device.
If set to 1, this command enables microphone playback through your speakers (so you hear your own mic). Default is 0 (disabled). A slight delay is normal.
This command turns off your microphone when set to 0 (other players can still be heard). The default is 1 (microphone enabled).
Sets the volume for voice communications (how loud other players' microphones are). Default is 1 (loudest), 0 will mute, 0.5 is 50% volume.
Sets the volume for in game voice overs such as character dialogue and announcer lines separately from other game audio.
Adjusts the in-game voice communication (VOIP) volume.
This command configures whether voice chat is enabled on the server. The default value is 1 (enabled).
This command switches the voice module enable setting to turn in-game voice communication on or off.
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