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To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. On my MacBook Pro I have bluetooth headphones paired, yet Zoom audio still goes to the computer speaker. I can simultaneously play Youtube audio to the paired headphones. I have turned bluetooth off and back on, re-paired the headphones, and relaunched Zoom and get the same result.
Posted on Nov 20, AM. Yes, i found my speaker name in the sound output option in the zoom and even if i select directly, doesn't work. Posted on Nov 21, AM. Page content loaded. Nov 20, AM in response to fsaikot In response to fsaikot. If this is set to 'Same as System' then it should switch to your BlueTooth headphones if that's where your OS is set to. However, the settings could be set to a specific device such as 'Built-in Output' in which case it would use your Mac's speakers, regardless of the general OS settings.
Nov 20, AM. Thanks for your help. Right now my settings are as below. But still cannot use the bluetooth speaker. Funny fact is i heard the screenshot sound on bluetooth speaker, but all the meeting sounds are coming via computer speaker. Kindly help on this. Nov 20, PM in response to fsaikot In response to fsaikot. You shouldn't need to do that - it looks like you're setup correctly.
Just working on eliminating possibilities. Nov 20, PM. Nov 21, AM. Question: Q: Zoom audio is not going to bluetooth speaker while other audio is More Less. Community Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: fsaikot fsaikot. Question: Q: Question: Q: Zoom audio is not going to bluetooth speaker while other audio is On my MacBook Pro I have bluetooth headphones paired, yet Zoom audio still goes to the computer speaker. What's this all about?
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Common Zoom problems and how to fix them
It's worth running a speed test - just Google speed test and you'll get the option to run a quick test where you can see if there really is a speed problem. If you're using Wi-Fi, see if you can plug into a wired connection instead, as it's likely to be more stable than Wi-Fi, or move closer to your router. This is definitely worth doing if you always have a connection problem on Zoom.
If it's a one-off problem, there's likely nothing you can do about it except wait for the problem to pass - you could try stopping all other activity on your connection to let Zoom have all the bandwidth available. Check you're not muted: When you join a Zoom meeting you'll normally have to click to activate the microphone, because you're muted.
Look for the microphone icon in the bottom left hand corner, if it's crossed out, click it to unmute your microphone. If you're on the mobile app, you'll have to "join with audio" to be able to speak or hear sound.
If using an external microphone: Many external mics have they own mute feature - make sure the mic itself isn't muted. Check your Bluetooth connection: If you join a call and no one can hear you, check you're not connected to a Bluetooth headset elsewhere in the house. It might be that an existing connection has claimed your audio.
Or, if you want to use a Bluetooth headset, make sure it's properly connected to the device running Zoom. Check the audio source in Zoom: If you're in a call and no one can hear you, you can click on the up arrow to expand the audio button in the Zoom app. You'll then see the options available on your computer so you can use the correct microphone. Check the audio settings in Zoom: Similar to above, if you're not in a meeting you can open Zoom, open the settings and head to "audio".
Here you'll have the option to set your preferences as well as test the microphone and speaker on your PC to see if it's working. If your mic is too quiet, you can turn up the levels here. My Mac can't access the mic: Sometimes your Mac might say it can't access the microphone and ask you to restart.
This might then ask for admin permission. Entering your details can then correct the mic fault without having to restart. Ensure your PC audio settings are correct: If you've not been able to fix the problem through Zoom itself, then check your settings or preferences on your computer. Above everything else, check they actually work to help isolate the problem.
Background noise is disrupting the call: If there's too much noise around you - people in the house, traffic noise, animals, aircraft, then consider using a noise cancelation app like Krisp.
This can cut the background noise so you come across sounding clearer. It can also cut background noise from others on the call, so you don't hear their noise either. Zoom has its own background noise filter too, which you can find in settings. Otherwise the only sound people will get is that coming through your mic. This option is in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen share options. There are echos or feedback on the audio: This usually happens when a mic detects audio coming from the speakers.
It might be that the microphone is too close to the speakers, it might be that someone is using a phone and computer or that multiple computers are too close together. Muting the mic can resolve the problem or identify which participant s are causing the problems. No one can see me: If you can't be seen - and can't see yourself - start by checking you've started video on the call.
Press the button in the bottom left-hand corner to make sure you've joined video on the call. Use an external microphone An external microphone is preferable if you have access to one. It should be positioned as close to you, the source of the sound, as possible.
Control the volume of the microphone It should also be possible for you to turn up your microphone via your device settings - meaning that your voice is given higher volume in the sound mix. The method to do this depends on the device that you are using but a quick Google of 'how to increase the volume of mic on your device ' should help you find the guidance you need.
Improve your environment Ensure that the space you are recording in has as little ambient noise as possible and that there is no echo. Empty rooms with hard surfaces reverberate the most, aim for a room that isn't completely empty and which contains soft surfaces like carpets and rugs.
Make sure your attendees are muted This is particularly important if you aren't using headphones - any sounds your attendees make can be picked up by your microphone and played back to all.
Another way for your attendees to enjoy music during your event is by sharing your own playlist prior to the event, then getting everyone to push play at the same time when you begin. Most music streaming services offer a share functionality with various different ways to deliver your playlist -.
So all you need to do is pick the best tracks and point your attendees in the right direction. Bookwhen's 'Booking confirmation message' field is an ideal place to include a link so that it will be shared with bookers once they have booked a ticket.
Attendees can control the volume of music vs. It requires each attendee to have access to the service you are issuing the playlist on. Most streaming services have ad-sponsored free versions attendees can join but these ads can throw some attendees out of sync with others.
It might be necessary to create the same playlist on multiple platforms to increase the chances that all attendees are able to access it. All Collections. Online events. Written by Jen Updated over a week ago. Did this answer your question?
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