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The video focuses on newly-released audio drivers for the Steam Deck that enable full audio functionality, including through the headphone port, on Windows 10 and 11. Initially, users encountered issues with no audio, but these problems have been addressed with the new drivers, which are available on the Steam Deck resource page. The speaker underscores the importance of installing the APU drivers first to prevent missing sound and shares personal anecdotes about gaming experiences with and without sound. They encountered a minor issue of sound playing from just one speaker, which requires further investigation. Additionally, the speaker expresses hope for a dual-boot option between Windows and Steam OS and mentions a slight touchscreen issue due to their screen protector.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses the recent update that enables audio support on the Steam Deck running Windows 10 or 11. Previously, users had no audio, but new drivers have been released, allowing full audio functionality, including through the headphone port. The speaker highlights the availability of these drivers on the Steam Deck resource page and provides a link in the video description. Additionally, they share their personal experience of overcoming minor installation issues and encourage viewers to seek help if needed, emphasizing that Windows can now be used on the Steam Deck without any audio drawbacks.
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In this part of the video, the presenter emphasizes the importance of downloading the APU drivers first before other drivers to avoid issues like missing sound. The presenter mentions that after downloading the correct drivers, audio is now working, although there was an issue with sound playing from just one speaker, which they plan to investigate further. They share personal experiences of playing games with and without sound and anticipate future driver updates to improve performance. The presenter also expresses hope for a dual-boot option for Windows and Steam OS on their device, and mentions a minor issue with their screen protector affecting touch functionality.