Don't know if anyone else is being effected. But in 3.0a i'm having a lot of "Phantom talking"
So i wont be talking or my mic will be muted but my tuber is moving their mouth, sometimes like crazy XD
Happens in 2.0 as well, but not as much.
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i have this issue as well, one method of resolving this is to synchronise your mic gain in honk to the mic gain in obs/ streamlabs. I found that obs (specifically) can desync audio and distort the output audio whilst the microphone sounds fine outside of the application.
when i test my mic in HONKS application it looks perfectly fine with no phantom talking effect even with typing, but when streaming with my desktop audio it sometimes desyncs or phantom talks in OBS
your mic could possibly be picking up your keyboard strokes /ambient sound/ desktop game sound which could be the reason why your model's mouth is being triggered and creating phantom talking.
the way that i have improved but not eliminated the issue is to reset my audio settings in OBS, whilst raising and lowering the gain in HONK
Phantom talking live example
https://clips.twitch.tv/PlacidExuberantSrirachaTriHard-nZxJw54qsFCYzcgR
ive even had my model lip sync the game audio dialogue and my own mic at the same time, so this might be an issue of microphone devices and audio devices inside of OBS defaulting to a mic or device that is not the one selected in HONK
Just bought the software, had this happen. Seems to happen when looking at certain software while others are playing in the background.
My example, I was working on Hexels (art program), while having youtube up in the background. It also happened when trying to play The Division.
Not sure how the software is picking up audio from software, but it's still sadly an issue.
Update: After some fiddling around, it's not picking up audio from other software, it's just doing the Phantom Talking™ on its own. However, I think it may have to do with multiple monitors. If I have said program (example, Hexels) on the main primary screen, the avatar starts going off on it's own. If I have the software open on a different monitor though, it behaves. If I move my primary monitor to a different one, the issue seems to go away for the most part, excluding a few minor glitches? I'll continue fiddling with it to see if I can't find a work-around until an official fix can be had.
This is an older thread, I know, but some people i referred to this software still have the same problem, the one by QwertyTheFerret is the one that fixed it, but other fixes I've found online included wire crossing (interference can cause it) The software window being on a different monitor, or it being covered completely. Hope it helps, otherwise love the software. :D