Windows - change microphone bit rate from cmd?

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I have a bug with teamspeak 3 where when I first connect to a server I sound like chipmunk. I've found that changing the windows microphone bitrate and applying it will fix the problem.

This is the property I'm trying to change. Sound > Recording > Microphone Properties > Advanced > Default Format

I'd like to be able to create a batch script that changes the format, closes the "Device in Use" error box, and then changes it back. Is this possible?
 
For me my registry settings are located here:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\MMDevices\Audio\Capture\{d0329ca2-8371-45f3-acc5-1f16ddda627d}\Properties]

Your device ID might be slightly different. Here's what you can do:
Step 1. Download a program called RegShot
(https://www.dropbox.com/s/qrg7mjn0bq6bbsq/Regshot2.0.1.70Unicode.zip)
Step 2. Putt your mic to default settings / state
Step 3. Run RegShot and take a capture of HKLM\SOFTWARE
Step 4. Change the settings to whatever it is you want them set to
Step 5. Take a second capture with RegShot

That will generate a report showing you what registry settings changed and how. You can then export the 2 files (Redo and Undo) and put those files into batch files that you can just double click or do whatever you want with.
 
MysticRyuujin said:
For me my registry settings are located here:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\MMDevices\Audio\Capture\{d0329ca2-8371-45f3-acc5-1f16ddda627d}\Properties]

Your device ID might be slightly different. Here's what you can do:
Step 1. Download a program called RegShot
(https://www.dropbox.com/s/qrg7mjn0bq6bbsq/Regshot2.0.1.70Unicode.zip)
Step 2. Putt your mic to default settings / state
Step 3. Run RegShot and take a capture of HKLM\SOFTWARE
Step 4. Change the settings to whatever it is you want them set to
Step 5. Take a second capture with RegShot

That will generate a report showing you what registry settings changed and how. You can then export the 2 files (Redo and Undo) and put those files into batch files that you can just double click or do whatever you want with.
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Thanks for the recommendation (from the other thread), but unfortunately, I don't think it'll work in my case. Specifically, because the problem I'm having is that my HDMI sound device's speaker-config keeps getting reset from 7.1->Stereo anytime its turned off or system rebooted.

I believe it's stemming from the nature of HDMI or DisplayPort-connected devices -- each time they're turned off, Windows "uninstalls" them; when they're turned back on, Windows "installs" them anew, but with new GUID's. So the registry keys are constantly changing (in my case).
 
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