No voice sound in cutscenes

[[BR1] Dark Sota]

This is starting to irritate me. I have no voices during cutscenes how do i fix this?

[Harlan_Malkavian]

i was having the same problem... then cecked the speaker and found the central one not working for a loosened jack, ressolved that and the voices returned.

i tink the game wanted to play voices with that speaker, thry check all of them

[[BR1] Dark Sota]

k il try it out im using a logitech G430 imulated seround sound.

[J·a·m·e·l·g·o]

Acording to Ubisoft, you can try this:

Question I can hear most sounds from the game but I cannot hear the characters talking, specifically during cut scenes.Answer
This can be related to the way the game plays back sound through the PC itself. If the PC is set to Surround Sound in the settings, but the device it's plugged in to does not support surround sound, the voices will not be heard and many or some sounds will not play correctly.

Please follow these steps in order to set the PC to Stereo sound:

Windows Vista and 7
1. Open the Start Menu.
2. Choose Control Panel.
3. Choose Hardware and Sound.
4. Choose Sound.
5. Select the correct audio device and ensure it is set as the default.
6. With the device still selected, click Properties.
7. On the Advanced tab, ensure the Default Format is set correctly for your device. Typically, this will be "2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" or "2 channel, 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality)" setting. Click OK to apply these settings.
8. With the device still selected, click Configure.
9a. Ensure the Audio Channels is set to Stereo and click the Test button. You'll hear sounds play across your left and right speakers.
9b. If you select another setting here, such at 5.1 Surround sound, and click Test, but do not hear sound across all of your speakers, then the sound card or speakers you have do not support this audio channel type or are not plugged in correctly.
10. Click Next to continue through this Speaker Setup window until you receive a Finish button.
11. Click OK to save these settings and close the window.

Windows 8
1. From Desktop View, hold the Windows key on your keyboard and hit C on the keyboard as well.
2. Click Settings, and then Control Panel.
3. Choose Hardware and Sound.
4. Choose Sound.
5. Select the correct audio device and ensure it is set as the default.
6. With the device still selected, click Properties.
7. On the Advanced tab, ensure the Default Format is set correctly for your device. Typically, this will be "2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" or "2 channel, 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality)" setting. Click OK to apply these settings.
8. With the device still selected, click Configure.
9a. Ensure the Audio Channels is set to Stereo and click the Test button. You'll hear sounds play across your left and right speakers.
9b. If you select another setting here, such at 5.1 Surround sound, and click Test, but do not hear sound across all of your speakers, then the sound card or speakers you have do not support this audio channel type or are not plugged in correctly.
10. Click Next to continue through this Speaker Setup window until you receive a Finish button.
11. Click OK to save these settings and close the window.

If the sound plays correctly now in the game, then you may need to review your computer or speaker setup before trying to enable surround sound again.

[SH4D0W]

It happens for me on my ps3

[Umbra Voyager]

Originally posted by J·a·m·e·l·g·o:

Acording to Ubisoft, you can try this:

Question I can hear most sounds from the game but I cannot hear the characters talking, specifically during cut scenes.Answer
This can be related to the way the game plays back sound through the PC itself. If the PC is set to Surround Sound in the settings, but the device it's plugged in to does not support surround sound, the voices will not be heard and many or some sounds will not play correctly.

Please follow these steps in order to set the PC to Stereo sound:

Windows Vista and 7
1. Open the Start Menu.
2. Choose Control Panel.
3. Choose Hardware and Sound.
4. Choose Sound.
5. Select the correct audio device and ensure it is set as the default.
6. With the device still selected, click Properties.
7. On the Advanced tab, ensure the Default Format is set correctly for your device. Typically, this will be "2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" or "2 channel, 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality)" setting. Click OK to apply these settings.
8. With the device still selected, click Configure.
9a. Ensure the Audio Channels is set to Stereo and click the Test button. You'll hear sounds play across your left and right speakers.
9b. If you select another setting here, such at 5.1 Surround sound, and click Test, but do not hear sound across all of your speakers, then the sound card or speakers you have do not support this audio channel type or are not plugged in correctly.
10. Click Next to continue through this Speaker Setup window until you receive a Finish button.
11. Click OK to save these settings and close the window.

Windows 8
1. From Desktop View, hold the Windows key on your keyboard and hit C on the keyboard as well.
2. Click Settings, and then Control Panel.
3. Choose Hardware and Sound.
4. Choose Sound.
5. Select the correct audio device and ensure it is set as the default.
6. With the device still selected, click Properties.
7. On the Advanced tab, ensure the Default Format is set correctly for your device. Typically, this will be "2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" or "2 channel, 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality)" setting. Click OK to apply these settings.
8. With the device still selected, click Configure.
9a. Ensure the Audio Channels is set to Stereo and click the Test button. You'll hear sounds play across your left and right speakers.
9b. If you select another setting here, such at 5.1 Surround sound, and click Test, but do not hear sound across all of your speakers, then the sound card or speakers you have do not support this audio channel type or are not plugged in correctly.
10. Click Next to continue through this Speaker Setup window until you receive a Finish button.
11. Click OK to save these settings and close the window.

If the sound plays correctly now in the game, then you may need to review your computer or speaker setup before trying to enable surround sound again.

On my Headphones there no 7.1 or 5.1 option...