Whenever one of the Big Three anime drops a new game, it’s a big deal. However, not every launch goes smoothly, with bugs causing issues for day-one players. That’s certainly the case for Bleach: ...

Diablo 4 is an immersive action role-playing game that offers players a captivating gameplay experience. However, like any other game, Diablo 4 may encounter audio problems that can affect the overall ...

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As consistent as Apple tries to make the iPhone experience, its smartphones are not immune to the occasional random issue or bug. And with the increased complexity of electronics comes a greater ...

If you’ve been playing Split Fiction over the past week, there’s a chance that you’ve been experiencing some audio issues during cutscenes and narration. If so, here’s how to fix those problems so you ...

Spotify is the leading music streaming platform in this day and age. And quite frankly, it deserves the top spot. However, a lot of users are finding it hard to use the app on a Windows platform.

Audio problems will quickly ruin your gaming experience. Crackling noises, microphone issues, and other difficulties diminish whatever content you're playing by removing or modifying an essential ...

Here is a full guide to fix the no sound issue on Minecraft on Windows PC. Some Minecraft users recently have reported being unable to hear any sound on Minecraft. Now, the issue can occur if you have ...

Windows 10 is riddled with several bugs scattered around various system components and services. While some of these problems are relatively easy to resolve, it’s a bit more challenging to find a fix ...

There could be quite a few reasons your laptop has no sound or your headphones sound bad, but this is a different problem entirely. If your PC isn't playing sound from the correct source, there's a ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.