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Audio on certain sites plays for a split second then mutes, or doesnt play at all.

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Aagris
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while using the site https://animesuge.to/home and using any server other than filemoon, the audio will either play for split second and then mute, or it wont play at all. The video itself plays fine. i tried it using other browsers and it works fine, it only happens while using firefox. i tried turning off all extensions and running in troubleshoot mode but neither of these helped.

while using the site https://animesuge.to/home and using any server other than filemoon, the audio will either play for split second and then mute, or it wont play at all. The video itself plays fine. i tried it using other browsers and it works fine, it only happens while using firefox. i tried turning off all extensions and running in troubleshoot mode but neither of these helped.

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zeroknight
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It works for me.

Install the Media Feature Pack if applicable.

Does it still happen in a new profile? An easy way to test a new profile is to install Developer Edition and see if it happens there or refresh your existing profile.

Aagris
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i tried creating a new profile or refreshing my current one and nothing changed. I'm running windows 11 and there was no option to install the media feature pack under optional features.

zeroknight
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Check the Web Console for errors (Ctrl+Shift+K).

Disable any third-party audio software that may be interfering.