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Playing sound where? From that machine, no. From the receiving machine yes. (but before I changed the bitrates it would cut out, hasn't once in the weeks since) When I say cut out, there would be no sound from either machine from that source. For a random period of time, then it would come back and cut out again. (unchecking "Enable audio sharing" would cause the sound to play locally, then rechecking it would return it t

My sending machines have both those checked for as long as I can remember.

I couldn't say I didn't test other combinations, It just seems like higher bit rates cause the issue. Why I always ran into it while watching twitch streams.

Only changed the setting on the sending pc. Been days of no audio drop outs since.

If it some network issue related to the bitrate, some more info for devs. All my computers are wired through a Netgear GS116, Router is a Synology RT2600ac. I'd like to think my hardware is more than enough for any bandwidth needs, but just wanted to give you guys more info incase it is applicable.

In win 10 right click on the speaker icon near the clock, pick the 'sounds' option. In the window that pops up click on the playback tab. Right click on the item in the list that is your default device and select properties. Goto the advanced tab in the new window and you'll see "Default Format" with a drop down and multiple bitrate, hz options. Select the one from the above post and hit apply then okay.

This has been an issue plaguing me for a long time as well. I use multiplicty mainly for multiboxing in a mmo. The game sound has never cut out. But if I am watching Twitch on a pc that shares audio to the main it will cut out all the time. Was hoping the patch/update a while back would help but it has not. It's never consistent either, it makes me wonder if the differences in streamer set ups/bitrates etc can have an effect on it. Unchecking "Enable au