okay, it just happened today, the sound from my pc works fine; I can hear my music, videos, etc.
but when it comes to browsing on the internet, there is no sound! I go to youtube to watch a few vids and no sound! ive reinstalled my browser numerous times, and even downloaded a sound software. nothing!
Solution 1)
by default the sound volume starts at 0 level so when you start any video increase volume manually..
Solution 2)
This is what worked for me in Google Chrome : Start playing a video in youtube, then click on on the sound button in the bottom right hand side of the? computer screen. Then click on 'mixer' if you have Vista. You will see a new sound bar in there for youtube flash videos. Make sure it is not on zero. By default it was on zero on my computer even though rest of the sounds were on high. That fixed the problem in Chrome
Nilesh07, your solution #2 worked perfectly for me!
I use FF and yesterday all of a sudden I lost all sound through my speakers in FF, but yet I could hear sound just fine via headphones in FF and through my speakers on IE. Followed your directions and sure enough, anything I tried listening to in FF was set at zero while everything else was set on high.
I spent at least 2 hours this morning trying to find a fix for this and I can't believe it was as simple as the issue being with the volume mixer. Even more baffling is how it just happened all of a sudden like it did.
Had the same problem for the last week! Your #2 solution was awesome! Had checked that before, but apparently never when I had internet open! Thanks a bunch!
try this out bud... go to Start/Run/ type in "regedit" (without the quotes).....
click on:
Hkey_localmachine/software/microsoft/windowsNT/Drivers32....... you should have a string named wavemapper.... if you don't, on the left pane where it says drivers32: right click/permissions/advanced .........on all the ones that say Deny instead of Allow, highlight the name and click edit... then under the heading Allow check the full control box ....after checking all those you should have wavemapper as a string name in the right pane along with a bunch of new names as well......go to youtube and give it a shot
I had everything allowed but still not having the string. so I created a new string value named "wavemapper", and give the entry value "msacm32.drv"
than it worked.
Open Your Control Panel
The easiest way to open the Control Panel is to click on "Start" and then click on "Control Panel."
Open the Internet Options
Double click on "Internet Options" to open that section of the Control Panel.
Select the "Advanced" Tab
The Advanced Tab is usually on the far-right side of the Internet Options screen.
Scroll Down to Multimedia
Scroll through the options until you see the section called "Multimedia."
Deselect the Play Sounds Option
Click to check the option called "Play Sounds in Webpages." This will turn on all sounds in your internet browsers.
This worked for me, but specifically it made me realise my soundcard had the output set on surround sound. Switched it back to stereo and everything was fine (in any slot).
found the answer and believe me I tried everything all over the web... it's an easy fix .. just go to www.movenetworks.com/install-move-player and download the move media player and you will instantly have sound again in firefox. Do it now--THIS WORKS!!! btw I have windows xp in desktop and vista on my laptop. Yippie!
OKAY GUYS HERE'S THE FIX ... I know many of you probably found and tried that wave mapper trick and it didn't work .. well so did I ... but I happened back to the page and tried what our friend suggested at the end of his blog... and let me tell you the sound was back immediately
FYI- I did search for the msacm32.drv on my drive but it wasn't to be found so I copied it from another computer and pasted it into my system 32 folder and oh man! instantaneously....I heard that windows sound... clidked over to youtube and bingo bango.. oh yeah baby! FOR YOUR LISTENING ENJOYMENT....THIS WORKS!
Also ensure and verify that the msacm32.drv driver file is existing in C:\Windows\System32 folder. If the file is missing in that location, search for other copy of msacm32.drv in the computer, or copy that file from another system.
courtesy of... bless him! the man's a genius!
http://www.mydigitallife.info/... Adobe Flash No Sound WaveMapper Trick » My Digital Life
Same thing happened to me .I realised after trying everything suggested on the net that it was my default audio device that was the issue.
To check that go to Media Player,Tools-options-Devices tab-highight speaker then click on properties, audio device should be default direct sound device.Click on advance, and a pop up box should appear with the settings of your default device. This is the tricky part you will need to know your default device, mine on my dell is called sigmatel but bluetooth kept appearing there.If a different device is appearing there u can change it from the AUDIO tab on the same pop-up. Funny thing is it changes itself and I am not sure whats causing that.
I had this problem also. Soulution was found at Microsoft. Frequently sound card driver is outdated when Vista Service pack 1 is installed. You need to reinstall the sound card driver. complete instructions can be found at" How to troubleshoot sound problems that you experience after you install windows vista Service Pack 1" at support.microsoft.com. Good luck
Hello all, Well I did alot of research, and found out if you have you installed SP1 in Vista atleast that it messes up your sound drivers, and you have to reinstall your drivers, because I was getting only 5 seconds of sound when I went to YouTube or any other flash site, and I was using IE, FF, Opera, and Chrome and all browsers did the same thing so, if this is happening to you and you have Vista reinstall your sound drivers :)
I think I have.
yesterday night, I unsinstalled Adobe Flash, and re-installed the latest version from their website. After a reboot, no problem.
It may be too ealry to confirm it, but I think it's resolved on my part.
Thanks Nick!
I was struggling with this problem this afternoon, as I have music up on a website using the Yahoo player and it worked fine in Firefox but not IE. Reloaded the Adobe flash player and it fixed it - so I have put the solution on the web page!
i know this is really strange but all I did was plug some headphones in and I could hear fine through them. unplugged them and the sound worked instantly! might not work for everyone but this has been pissing me off for days
YEP IT WORKED FOR ME TOO IT WAS JUST A PLUG CONFIGURATION PROBLEM PUT HEADPHONES IN FRONT JACK AND SOUND WAS THERE NOW ALL SPEAKERS ARE WORKIN FINE THANKS MAN
The solution is via a registry key. It is missing (mine after running errorkiller 2.6). A link is provided in this thread, or see my copy-paste in groups.google. The solution works instantly. Thank you for posting it here!
It's simple if you guys have download MAGIC JACK then thats the problem.Try this first unplug your magic jack.After that go to user accounts in control panel then create a new account name it anything u want.After that go to the new account then U can hear music and soun in any videos now .NOTE:pls dont install magic jack on the new account .If u install it again just Make another account
I had the same problem. Tried everything suggested by different postings. Nothing worked. I downloaded Firefox and use it now. The problem is solved. It looks like a glitch in the IE (I tried v. 6 and 7)
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