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Item0: 'Mic'Your PC has input source,0 AND also input source,2 set to Mic. Is this a digital mic ? Are you using front mic ? Rear mic ?įront Left: Capture 47 įront Right: Capture 47 Digital capture at 34% is higher than previous 5%. Why that setting? Why note just one ? I note nothing set to front mic. I have no idea what the openSUSE software does with two input sources assigned. Item0: 'Line' Simple mixer control 'Input Source',2 Item0: 'Mic' Simple mixer control 'Input Source',1 Items: 'Front Mic' 'Line' 'Mic' 'CD' 'Mix' The line is working.Ĭould it maybe be the onboard sound card, that makes trouble ?.Ĭode: Simple mixer control 'Front Mic Boost',0įront Left: Playback 22 įront Right: Playback 22 įront Left: Capture 53 įront Right: Capture 53 So the main thing would be to "only" have Line-in and mic to work, and The most serious issue now is, that I cannot find to where the mic isĬonnected -in the mixer-, and this should be fixed first. That is a thing to take care of, after the following > boost is low, and 65% playback is not as high as it could be. > Is this a digital mic ? If so, 5% capture is much too low. > *Simple mixer control 'Front Mic Boost',0* Hit the comments below.> You posted many outputs. Let us know if you can share system sounds on Skype now. Additionally, prevent your PC from changing audio settings when you’re in a call or meeting. If Skype won’t render system sounds when you’re sharing your screen, disable audio enhancements.

Launch Skype again and check if the issue is gone.

Note: If there’s an Enhancements tab available, click on it and disable the audio enhancements from there.

Click the Advanced tab and uncheck the Enable audio enhancements checkbox.

Click the Playback tab, right-click your default audio device, and select Properties.

Launch the Control Panel, go to Hardware and Sound and then click on Sound.

Disable them and check if you can share system sounds on Skype. Sometimes, audio enhancements can cause various audio glitches.

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Restart your machine to install the latest driver version and repair corrupted drivers. Your computer will automatically uninstall your audio driver. If the problem persists, right-click on your audio driver again and select Uninstall device.Restart your computer and check if the latest audio driver solves the system sound issue.

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Right-click on your audio driver and select Update Driver.Launch the Device Manager and go to Sound, video and game controllers.

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Outdated or corrupted audio drivers may cause a long list of glitches. One of the first things you need to do when you’re experiencing audio issues on Windows 10 is to update your audio driver.

Then select Sound to open sound settings.

Launch the Control Panel and select Hardware and Sound.

In other words, by enabling this option, you’ll prevent the OS from changing audio settings when you’re in a video meeting. Many users fixed this issue by setting the computer to do nothing when it detects active communications. If you still can’t share system sounds when screen sharing, toggle off “ Automatically adjust microphone settings“.

Check the volume as well and make sure it’s audible.

Then click on Audio & Video and make sure your device is selected.

Click on More options (the three dots) and select Settings.

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How to Fix Skype Share System Sound Issues Check Your Skype Audio SettingsĮnsure your current audio device is set up as your default device under Audio Settings. You can’t access it as a stand-alone option.

⇒ Note: The Share System Sound option is only available when you’re sharing your screen.