No sound when playing u-tube

[Desmond]

Hi This is strange.
I have a sound card creative audagy live 24. I have installed the drivers. I can listen to a music CD. I can even listen to an MP3 on my computer. But if I try to listen to music on the wwww like u-tube I get nothing.

Am I missing something here?

Desmond.

 

[Desmond]

Hi This is strange.

I have a sound card creative audagy live 24. I have installed the drivers. I can listen to a music CD. I can even listen to an MP3 on my computer. But if I try to listen to music on the wwww like u-tube I get nothing.



Am I missing something here?



Desmond.

Don't wory found it. it has it's own volume control.

 

[Flasherly]

Don't wory found it. it has it's own volume control.

Better to talk to U-Tube first for permission to say that, just in
case they want acknowledgment, to deign to grant you permission on a
volume control, however they say what it is and if proprietary for an
initial modifier. (Think it was just this year, U-Tube decided and
implemented a ruling that the videos people are posting cannot be
downloaded, but viewed through, and only through, their
now-proprietary interface. . .however that enforcedly works in the
grand scheme of official, associative, or eminent copyrights.)

 

[Jon Danniken]

Don't wory found it. it has it's own volume control.

I've been having this issue for the past few days as well.
Right-clicking on the application and changing the storage setting fixes
it for awhile, but then it's mute again.

Jon

 

[Nil]

I discovered this, too, a couple days ago. Apparently, the
default setting now is "Muted". I guess too many viewers in
classrooms and offices around the world were giving themselves
away when the sound came on blaring.

I noticed that a couple of days ago, too, that youtube videos were all
starting off muted. The funny thing is that it's not that way on all my
computers. I don't think it's a new default, I think it's somehow
dependant on the computer's setup.

 

[Nil]

Does anyone know how to change the default?

What I was trying to say is that there is no "default", and there's no
way to control it.

I did a quick search, and it seems it's a problem with some recent
change on Youtube's part. They will fix it, and in fact, they may have
already, as my laptop is no longer muting all videos.

If it's not corrected by you already, it may help for you to delete all
browser cache data and cookies pertaining to youtube. You might also
delete all cached Browsing Data in Control Panel | Flash | Advanced.

 

[Paul]

There is no "Flash" entry in my W7 control panel. How do you get to it?

*TimDaniels*

Make sure your Control Panel is set to "small icons",
in order to see *all* the control panel entries. This
shows how many control panels remain hidden when you
don't do that.

http://htpcbuild.com/admin/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/control_panel.png

Flash got its own control panel, in the last couple years.
This shows the icon (which you shouldn't have a problem
recognizing anyway).

http://spamloco.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/flash-player-panel-control.jpg

The function I use the most in there, is the "cookie delete" one.
Flash stores cookies in its own folder, and is a tricky way
for web sites to store preferences, for users who keep
deleting their browser cookies. Silverlight is similar, keeping
yet another set of folders. The availability of all these
"garbage dumps", is how the Evercookie gets a foothold.

http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player...ep_par/img_0.img.png/remove_browsing_data.png

*******

When you run a Flash video, then right click in the video pane,
there is also a small panel of sorts there as well. That's not
the same thing as the Control Panel one.

Paul

 

[RayLopez99]

Don't wory found it. it has it's own volume control.

Yes, and the "slider bar" is the key: you have to click it on Youtube and slide it to the right, to increase the volume from the default zero.

RL