If you are getting started with Google Meet and having audio issues, then read along to troubleshoot the problem. The audio issues on the admin side can interrupt the ongoing Google Meet meeting. Something that’s not ideal for the overall software experience. There can be many reasons behind the behavior.
If another tab on the browser is using device speakers then you might face audio issues during Google Meet calls. Simply identify those tabs with a little speaker icon on the tab and close them.
The Google Meet attendees might be having microphone issues on their side. You can kindly ask them to fix the microphone so that you can hear them during the Google Meet meeting. We have already covered a detailed post to fix microphone issues on Google Meet. Share the post link with attendees to fix the issue.
Why is the audio not working on my side of Google Meet?
The audio is working perfectly fine on your side. The issue might be from the other side. The Google Meet attendees might be having microphone issues on their side. You can kindly ask them to fix the microphone so that you can hear them during the Google Meet meeting.
How to troubleshoot Google Meet not working?
Here are some troubleshooting tips. In your chrome browser enter Go to meet., and google. Com and click the lock. Check camera/mic settings Our automated system analyzes replies to choose the one that’s most likely to answer the question.
You might be wondering “Why does Google Meet keep interrupting my meeting?”
Well, the audio issues on the admin side can interrupt the ongoing Google Meet meeting. Something that’s not ideal for the overall software experience. There can be many reasons behind the behavior. Check Audio Before Meeting Google Meet allows you to check the audio and video before joining a meeting.
Everything is working great, except for the fact that no one can hear me and I can hear them. I am unmuted as well. I need to use Google Meets every day as I am doing teletherapy.
Why does Google Meet mute when more than 6 people enter?
Welcome to the Google Meet support community. This sounds like it is the ‘automated muting’ that occurs when more than 6 enter the ‘room’. This is to prevent lots of noise from many people entering the room at the same time with unmuted Microphones.