Take Control of Where Your Sound Plays
Switching audio between headphones and speakers is usually a matter of selecting the correct output device, but wired connections, Bluetooth pairing...
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Bring Your Video and Sound Back Into Sync
Audio delay happens when sound reaches the listener before or after the matching image, making dialogue and actions feel disconnected. This guide...
Make Your Microphone Sound Cleaner With Less Effort
Background noise is usually easier to prevent than to repair. This guide explains how to make a microphone sound cleaner through simple, repeatable...
Capture System Sound Using Tools Already on Your Computer
Recording internal computer audio without installing an app is possible, but the best method depends on the operating system, audio hardware, and the...
Monitor Your Voice Through Your Windows Speakers
Windows 10 can route a microphone’s input to connected speakers or headphones through the Listen to this device setting. This guide explains where to...
Share Your Audio Without Passing Around One Pair of Headphones
Connecting two headphones to one device is possible, but the best method depends on the source device, headphone type, and whether synchronization...
Find the Audio Hardware Behind Your Sound
Identifying a sound card is useful when you need the right driver, want to troubleshoot missing audio, connect studio equipment, or verify the...
Restore Sound by Restarting the Right Audio Service
Audio problems are often caused by a stalled background service rather than broken speakers or headphones. This guide explains how to restart the...
Make Every Part of Your Audio Easier to Hear
Mono audio combines the left and right stereo channels into a single matched signal delivered to both ears or speakers. It can make dialogue, calls...
Clear Up Crackling, Clipping, and Blown-Out Sound
Distorted or “blown-out” audio can come from clipping, excessive volume, damaged speakers, weak connections, incorrect settings, software conflicts...
Take Control of Your Listening Level
Automatic volume adjustment can make dialogue suddenly quieter, music tracks play at uneven levels, or headphones change loudness without warning...
Make Every Call Start With the Right Microphone
Choosing a default microphone for calls is usually simple once you identify which device is physically connected, confirm that the operating system...