Windows 10: Is there a way to stop edge controlling its own audio level?

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Windows 10, Recording "level" in Windows Audio Control Panel?

Hi Benny,

Thank you for posting to our Microsoft Community.

Yes ,setting the level to 100 give you 100% of the input signal from your microphone.

Please check the steps and see if it helps,

Step 1: Testing for an audio signal



1. Click Start, and then Control Panel.

2. Click Hardware and Sounds, and then click Managing audio devices...

3. Click the Recording tab.

4. To test the microphone, speak into it. To test line-in, send a signal to the line-in port from the source audio device (press play from the audio player). Look at the gray bars next to the device name on the recording tab:

5. If the gray bars next to the device name change to green, this device is active and an audio signal is being passed through the microphone or line-in port. This step shows that problem is related to sound settings in the software that uses the microphone.
If you have not already done so, set the selected device to default and adjust the levels. Once the device is set to default and the levels are set, use and adjust the sound recording or voice carrying software.

6. If the gray bars remain gray and inactive, the device is not recognizing a signal. Leave the recording tab open and go to the next step.

Step 2: Check volume levels and mute.



1. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.

2. Click Hardware and Sound.

3. Click Sound.

4. Select Speakers, and then click Properties.

5. Click the Levels tab.

6. Click the Muted button next to Microphone and any other line-in that is muted.

7. Use the slider bar to raise the level for Microphone and each line-in to at least 75.

8. Click OK.

Reply us if you have further queries we will be glad to assist you.

 

Audio Playback levels in Win 10

Hi David,

The challenge that you are experiencing with the audio levels of the website that you are visiting can occur due to several reasons such as, an outdated audio driver, browser issues, etc. To better assist you, kindly answer the following questions:

• When did the issue start? Has it always been like that?
• Is the issue also occurring when you use other browsers?
• Have you tried updating your audio driver? If not, kindly do so by following the steps in this article:
  
  Update drivers in Windows 10.
• What are the exact troubleshooting steps that you've taken so far? This is for us to avoid providing the same steps.

We look forward to your response.

 

Microsoft Edge audio issue with a website (and perhaps others?)

Thanks for the suggestion Melowin. I followed the steps but unfortunately this did not resolve the audio issue for the website Learn English Pronunciation | How To Pronounce Words. Still no audio.

In contrast the website How To Pronounce: Online Multilingual Pronunciation Dictionary I mentioned in my original posting was not impacted by this change either.