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That is what it was. &nbsp;The You Tube application was on mute.<br />
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That is what it was.  The You Tube application was on mute.
Thanks

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Hi, what could possibly be going on? &nbsp;I was on You Tube earlier and I could hear everything perfectly well. &nbsp;I left for a while and now I have no sound. &nbsp;I can see everything perfect but no sound. &nbsp;I then checked iTunes and it works fine, I went to various sites on the web and I can hear just fine. &nbsp;I then went to another laptop and opened You Tube and I can hear just fine on the other computer. By the way, I checked my speaker volume and everything is ok there.<br />
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This is really strange because it is only affecting the sound from You Tube on this computer. &nbsp;Any ideas???<br />
Thanks
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Hi, what could possibly be going on?  I was on You Tube earlier and I could hear everything perfectly well.  I left for a while and now I have no sound.  I can see everything perfect but no sound.  I then checked iTunes and it works fine, I went to various sites on the web and I can hear just fine.  I then went to another laptop and opened You Tube and I can hear just fine on the other computer. By the way, I checked my speaker volume and everything is ok there.

This is really strange because it is only affecting the sound from You Tube on this computer.  Any ideas???
Thanks

You Tube

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