No sound in Tabletop Simulator

[BluFlcn]

I'm having an issue since the latest patch where after booting up the game and accessing a table I lose all sound. I have sound in the main menu, including the game's intro music. As soon as I either load, host, or join a table all sound is lost, including sound from any programs like windows media player running in the background. As soon as I quit out of a table my sound returns to normal, including background music, windows media player, etc.

I've made sure my sound card drivers are up to date, even tried uninstalling and reinstalling the game files.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[BlueDavrial]

I just started experiencing this bug as well, which is odd, as I was not having this issue last night, and I cant seem to find many people having this same issue

[Freshtoast]

Seriously how long until someone answers this
this damn bug is driving me mad

[Baryonyx]

Have you looked down in the right corner of the task bar at the mixer if it sets the volume down for some reason? If the sliders are all up and still no sound is there, try this:
Open notepad and put in the following:

net stop audiosrv
net start audiosrv

Then save it somewhere you can find it, give it a name that tells you what it does (such as "resetaudio") and add .bat to turn it into a batch file that you can run. Then just double click the file.
Alternatively, open a command prompt and run the code above.

[BenJovi]

I am having the issue as well. The steps in the comment above have not resolved the issue.

[BenJovi]

I resolved this issue on my end.

For me, using a Sony WH-1000XM3 headset and Windows 10, the problem occurred only when connecting via Bluetooth. If I connected with the aux cable and disabled bluetooth, I would not lose audio.

In addition, if I didn't use a headset at all, and switched to my speakers, my speakers would still work as well.

The problem, at least for me, was bluetooth.

[BlueDavrial]

I ended up doing a full reinstall

[Ouilo]

Originally posted by BenJovi:

I resolved this issue on my end.

For me, using a Sony WH-1000XM3 headset and Windows 10, the problem occurred only when connecting via Bluetooth. If I connected with the aux cable and disabled bluetooth, I would not lose audio.

In addition, if I didn't use a headset at all, and switched to my speakers, my speakers would still work as well.

The problem, at least for me, was bluetooth.

Thank you !