Chrome appears and disappears in this list when it’s open and when sound is playing, so if it’s not there, go to a page you know will have sound (system sounds should be there for reference) then app vol + device pref, and switch the Output selection to whatever screen or audio device for whichever screen/speakers you want the sound to come from, and that SHOULD fix it. didn’t know this was the problem until now.Īpp volume and device preferences, then look through the apps that actively use sound (system sounds should be there for reference). this has been going on since february… when i moved and broke the adaptor to my old tv as a secondary screen. i’ve tried everything from clearing cookies caches, updating drivers, looking through chrome settings and a bunch of other junk that DID NOT WORK. only when i went from one tab to another with sound, or loaded a page with sound that the browder didn’t open on, or went to another page, then the sound would not play anymore, and i didn’t understand the problem. All other sound worked fine in all other browsers and the computer itself. My problem was that, if i opened chrome on a page with sound, it would play fine, but if i went to another page or reloaded that page, the sound would stop playing. go to “App volume and device preferences” and make sure all of your chrome is set to screen you want, and not trying to play out of a device that is no longer hooked up to the computer slash shifted back to default with the last update. If the Direct Sound is already selected, change it to Windows Audio Session.If you had a secondary or tertiary computer screen that played audio, and you made it so that sound comes through that screen, then you either do not have that screen anymore or something shifted around in the updates. Selecting Direct Sound will turn on system sounds during playback meaning you will hear system audio while you are listening to audio. If the Windows Audio Session setting is selected, change it to “Direct Sound”.Go to Edit > Preferences, then click Playback.We will use the Playback pane of iTunes preferences. If you are still having this problem, try this step. You can launch this app by going to Start > Settings > System > Sound > Troubleshoot. Run the Audio troubleshooter on your computer. ![]()
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