Additionally, make sure individual app and notification sounds are not muted. If you want to enable sounds from your system and other apps while using Skype, ensure Skype doesn’t take full control of your audio devices. The app cannot capture and transfer system sounds from your PC.Īs a workaround, you can insert the recording into a PowerPoint file and then share the presentation with the other attendees.
Keep in mind that Skype for Business can only transfer the audio signal from your mic. If you’re using Skype for Business, and you’re trying to play a record during a meeting, the other attendees won’t hear the sound from that record. Ensure the volume for the system sounds is set to 100.Select App volume and device preferences.Navigate to Settings → System and select Sound.It isn't just about sharing the audio, I mean that even for me, I hear nothing. So if I have a call, and want to play a youtube video for the other person, it is silent. If the system sound volume is not set to 100 and you manually lower the volume on your speakers or headphones, certain system sounds may become inaudible. Posted by 21 hours ago Can't hear other audio when in a skype call (bluetooth earbuds) When I am in a skype call using my JBL Free II earbuds, all other audio is disabled. Restart your computer and check if Skype still blocks sounds from other apps and programs.Uncheck Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device.Then navigate to Additional device settings.(Attached are screenshots of my settings, and the log.Fix: Skype Blocks All Other Sounds on Windows 10 So at the moment, I'm either stuck with jumpy video, or no sound. Well, SLOBS doesn't let me set the bounding box type (as far as I can find) so my NDI sources jump around if there is any fluctuation in the incoming Skype feed's bandwidth ( example). Why then, you might be asking, are you even trying to fix it in OBS if it works in SLOBS? On the other hand, I have the same scenes set up on SLOBS, and am having no issues at all. I have checked audio tracks, trying all on 1, all on all, splitting them up, resetting all user preferences, changing the sample rate. All of these sound fine when I monitor them, but when I stream or record. I have an audio file, two NDI sources (Skype), desktop audio, and a microphone. I can hear the audio locally when I am monitoring ("monitor and output") the sound - regardless of source. So, this issue is really weird, and every solution I've found so far hasn't fixed the issue.
0 kommentar(er)
