Why is sound not working on Google Chrome?

In many cases, the reason why you can’t hear sound through Google Chrome is because the website playing it is automatically muted. Each tab in Chrome can be muted, allowing you to only hear the sounds you want to hear on specific pages. You’ll need to unmute the tab to fix the problem.

Why can’t I hear my YouTube videos?

If you are not able hear audio on a YouTube video the issue is system-wide with your computer/device. Confirm speakers are plugged in and powered on. Confirm the volume is turned up on the speakers. Confirm that the speakers are plugged into the correct port on the back of the computer.

How do I enable sound in Chrome?

How to Allow Sound Access on Chrome Computer?

Launch the Google Chrome browser on Computer.
Click on menu for options.
Select Settings from the list.
Scroll down to the Privacy and Security section, and select the Site settings from the menu.
Choose the Sounds option within Site settings.

How do I change the audio output on Google Chrome?

System Preferences > Sounds

Open a new Chrome window and click on your menu>Settings.
Click on Show Advanced Settings > Content Settings (under Privacy section)
Scroll down to Microphone and set your desired device.

How do I control volume in Chrome?

Play music or sound across Chrome tabs

On your computer, open Chrome.
In a tab, play music, a video, or anything else with sound.
To control the sound, at the top right, click Media control .
You can pause, go to the next song or video, or click to go back to the tab where the song or video plays.

Why is YouTube so quiet on my computer?

#Fix 1: Check Your Computer and Browser Volume Right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and then select Open Volume mixer. 2. Check the volume situations of your computer and the web browser you are using. When necessary, you can increase the volume to make the YouTube video sound louder.

Why is YouTube default muted?

If you or your students notice that your videos are muted by default on PC or Mac, this is a browser specific setting. Once audio is enabled in your browser or for your site, this setting will apply going forward, so you should only have to adjust these settings once in your browser.