In Windows 10 version 1803, the user can specify the audio output device on a per-app basis. Microsoft has added new, touch-friendly audio volume controls to the Settings app. Here is how to use the new options to configured the audio output device for each app individually.
AudioPick allows to pick a default audio output device that is used whenever chrome is playing HTML5 audio or video over HTTP(S). Using a browseraction Popup the default device can be temporarily overwritten on a per tab basis. Since version 0.1.4 AudioPick also finds Media Elements in sub frames. The audio settings are for the computer, not just the browser. Right-click the speaker icon in the lower right side of the Desktop (screen). Select Sound settings. In the top you will see the output device already in use. Click on the box and sele.
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Windows 10 introduced a new style of items and their panes/flyouts which open from the notification area. All of the applets which open from the system tray are different now. This includes the Date/Time pane, the Action Center, the Network pane and even the volume control. Once you click the sound icon in the system tray, the new volume indicator will appear on the screen.
Note: In a number of situations, the Volume icon can be hidden in the taskbar. Even when you have all the drivers installed, the icon might remain inaccessible. If you are affected by this issue, see the following post:
In addition to the new volume mixer, a new option is available starting in Windows 10 Build 17093 and above. A new page in the Settings app allows adjusting the sound volume level for every active app. Also, it allows specifying different audio devices for running apps individually.
This new feature can be very useful for gamers, who can now use their speakers for game sounds and headphones for music or chatting. Here is it can be done.
To set audio output device for apps individually in Windows 10, do the following.
The new page in Settings also allows changing the sound level for system sounds. It includes controls to mute apps, change the 'master' volume level, select output and input devices, and more.
Tip: It is still possible to restore the good old 'classic' sound volume control.
It was covered in the following article: 'How to enable the old Volume control in Windows 10'.
That's it.
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Having trouble with Slack calls? Read on to learn how to troubleshoot common issues with call connections, audio, video, and screen sharing.
Our calls diagnostic test can help identify problems you may be having while on a Slack call. After running the test, use the troubleshooting information in this article to address any issues flagged in your results.
From a channel or direct message (DM), type the /call --test slash command in the message field, then send the message.
Don't worry, no message will post to the channel or DM. The test will run automatically in a new window, and you can scroll to the bottom of the page to view any errors.
Note: If you see an error message when running the test from the desktop app, try it from Slack in your Chrome browser instead.
Bandwidth requirements
Your experience with Slack calls depends on the strength of your network connection and your bandwidth:
*Requirements are the same when screen sharing
Troubleshooting
If your bandwidth meets or exceeds our requirements and you're experiencing issues with call quality, audio cutting in and out, or lag, try one of these options:
If you continue having trouble with audio, video, or screen sharing, skip ahead for more detailed troubleshooting tips.
Resolve connection problems
If Slack is unable to establish a call connection, try these options to narrow down the source of the connection issues:
Tip: If you're unable to connect to Slack from the desktop app or a browser, visit Troubleshoot connection issues for help getting reconnected.
Update firewall settings
Calls connection issues may also be caused by an issue with your firewall. If you're experiencing connection errors, check and update the following settings:
Note: If your environment requires you to permit Slack's domains, visit https://my.slack.com/help/urls and approve all specified URLs. If your environment requires access to multiple workspaces or orgs, visit that page from each workspace or org.
If you experience audio issues during a call, quit and reopen the Slack desktop app or your browser. If that doesn’t help, try restarting your device.
Check audio input and output sources
If neither of the options above works, follow the steps below to check that the right audio input and output sources are selected in Slack:
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