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My Youtube Video I Just Uploaded Has No Sound??? But All Other Videos Everyone Else Has Do..... Wtf.... This Is Stupid Some One Help... It Dosent Make Sence??? Should I Just Not Use Firefox.... And Use Internet Exlorer For Uploading Videos/??????
My Youtube Video I Just Uploaded Has No Sound??? But All Other Videos Everyone Else Has Do..... Wtf.... This Is Stupid Some One Help... It Dosent Make Sence??? Should I Just Not Use Firefox.... And Use Internet Exlorer For Uploading Videos/??????
AND IM NOT DUMB IVE TRYED TURNING UP THE VOLUME
i really need help =[
no sound on videos i upload? sept for web cam ones...
Probably (although not certainly) it is because some other program has "grabbed" the soundcard and you only have a single channel soundcard.
This is often the case if you are running a "sound server" which uses the OSS drivers, but your apps use the ALSA driver. Forget about those terms for now. Before I can give specific instructions on what to do, you need to provide a little more information:
What distribution do you use (e.g. redhat, suse, mantriva, ubuntu, kunbuntu etc.)?
What sort of machine is it - a laptop, a desktop, a server, non-intel?
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