Windows 10: how to provide best audio quality when share screen(play music/video)

I share my laptop's screen with a friend using skype. When I play a video, the sound my friend hear is horrible because my laptop's mic picks up the sound from my laptop's speaker and send it to my friend. Is there a better way to do this?

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in Story Remix: How to ensure audio from video is audible over the selected music track?

In Windows 10 Story Remix, the selected music (from provided choices) overrides the audio to the video clips. How to silence music while videos play or at the least lower the music to barely audible

 

N95 Recorded Video: Video and audio is out of sync

Audio and video is out of sync when I play videos recorded with N95 on my PC. If have used different PC applications to play the video, but all exhibit the same problem.

In the beginning of at video it seems that the audio is about 400milliseconds ahead of the video - you hear the sound first. The different in audio and video is not constant. In a long video (30-50minutes) it is quite unpretictable how video and audio is out
of sync in the end.

To experience the problem yourself record a long video sequence with a N95.

1 .Record something where it is easy to see if video and audio is in sync.

2. Transfer the recording to a PC.

3. Play the recording using VLC (www.videolan.org)

Another way to experience the problem is to convert the recording to AVI format at play it in MediaPlayer or WindowsMovieMaker. To convert a N95 video recording to AVI format use Mp4Cam2Avi.

MP4Cam2AVI Easy Converter

The video recording settings I use on my N95 are:

Best Quality

No Video Stablisation

Firmware version 21.0.0.16.

I think the video quality of N95 recordings is quite good, so I would really like to be able to view and edit the recorded vidoes on my PC.

 

Go to Recording Devices by right clicking on the Volume icon in the Taskbar, right click in the full pane and enable/show 'Hidden Devices', right click 'Stereo Mix' and Enable it, go to Skype Settings and change Mic to Stereo Mix.
Sender can't, (or at least shouldn't, depends on options), speak, recipient can speak but it would be best if they mute their Mic as well or it will probably sound terrible still.