Windows 10: When using speakers videos , Netflix, Youtube, etc. will randomly lose audio. The video...

As the title states, anytime I play my audio through my speakers the audio will initially be fine. However I will lose audio randomly, the video will keep playing, but eventually pause to let the audio catching up to the video playback.

This only occurs if I use speakers directly connected to the PC, headphones or anything else do not have this issue.

I can find anything for this specific issue online, help?

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Youtube Audio and Video go out of sync in Chrome

Just as a confirmation, do other video broadcast websites have the same problem?

If it only happens to YouTube, you could refer to the following steps:

1. Delete all your cookies and cached images from chrome for all time.
   
2. Sign out of your Google account and open YouTube.
   
3. Open YouTube and click settings in the top right and sign into your account from there. (it will look really weird to do, not like the usual login for your account).
   
4. Once this is done close the tab you used to login to YouTube.
   
5. Open a new tab and open YouTube again (either through favourites or typing it in).
   
6. Sign into your account via the button in the top right corner and the issue should be fixed.
   

Source: YouTube videos audio out of sync!!!

If it is common, reinstall the graphics drivers and try with a shorter HDMI cable.

Hope these are helpful.

 

No Video on Netflix

Thank you Mohammed. The problem is with all videos. I get audio, but no video. I have an HP Pavilion. I don't know if that helps. We tried your suggestions, but it did not solve the problem. Sometimes Netflix pops up with this error code W8157-887A0001.

 

No video in Netflix modern (metro) app on Windows 10

I have just installed Windows 10 on my emachines E443 laptop.

• Processor: AMD E-300 APU with Radeon (tm) HD Graphics
  
• AMD Radeon HD 6310 Graphics
  
• Windows 10 Pro 64 bits pt-br (clean install, not an update)
  

Besides installing the OS, the only things I have done are:

• Performed Windows Update (prior to that, my screen resolution was limited to only 800 x 600). It installed the latest Adobe Catalyst drivers and now I have a 1366 x 768 display.
  
• Updated all apps from the Windows Store (it had only Skype preinstalled)
  
• Install Netflix from the app store.
  

When I start a video on Netflix, it only plays the audio; all I see are the subtitles and the player UI but the actual video is entirely black. Sometimes (but not always) I won't get even the audio, just a warning for error W8157-887A0001. (I can open a video file locally with the "Movies and TV Shows" native metro app, and it plays fine both windowed and maximized).

I have installed the latest Silverlight, but the issue persists.

I don't know if it is related, but I can't see HTML5 video on youtube on Microsoft Edge; the audio plays all choppy and the video gets terribly corrupted. It plays fine on Firefox 39.

Disabling hardware acceleration on IE, as suggested on this answer, enables video playback on both IE and Edge, but only on IE and extremely choppy when fullscreen and more than 480p