How to Troubleshoot Speaker Issues

Audio is crucial for immersion, and losing it can significantly impact your racing experience. If you find yourself without sound, don’t worry—there are a few simple steps you can take to get your audio back on track.

STEP 1: CHECK THAT YOUR SOUND DEVICE IS POWERED ON

The first thing to verify is whether your soundbar or headset is turned on:

- Make sure that your audio device is powered up and that any necessary batteries or power sources are connected and functioning.
- If using a wireless headset, check that it's properly synced with its receiver.

STEP 2: SELECT THE CORRECT AUDIO OUTPUT

At the bottom left of your desktop, you should see a "sound" icon. Make sure you select the correct sound output. Check that the computer's volume isn’t muted or set too low, which could be causing the silence.

STEP 3: SELECT THE CORRECT AUDIO OUTPUT IN-GAME

Open the audio or sound settings in your game and make sure that the correct audio output device is selected. Check that the game’s volume isn’t muted or set too low, which could be causing the silence.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you encounter any issues with powering on or connecting your peripherals, please don’t hesitate to contact Advanced SimRacing for assistance. 

CONTACT THE ADVANCED SIMRACING TEAM

Written by the Advanced Motorsports' team