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Once the Process is completed, restart your computer and see if Skype Audio is working on your computer. If the service is running, click on Restart or Resume option.

On the Services screen, right-click on Windows Audio and click on Start (in case the service is not running). In the Run Command box, type services.msc and click on the OK button

Right click on the Windows 10 Start button and then click on the Run option in the menu that appears. Starting Windows Audio Service (if it has stopped) and Restarting it (if it appears to be working) can fix the problem of Skype Audio not working on your Windows computer. On the Settings screen, make sure that the right Speaker and Microphone are selected.Īfter selecting Microphone and Speakers, you can click on the Test Audio link to test and make sure that right Speaker and Microphone have been selected. Open Skype on your computer, click on the 3-dots menu icon and then click on Settings in the drop-down menu. However, sometimes this does not happen, resulting in Skype Audio not working on a Windows computer.

It might just be an update for Windows Phone 8, sorry guys.The Skype App should automatically select the right Speaker and Microphone on your computer. Update: My Windows Phone 7.x device is currently kaput, so I can't test whether or not there's an update for Skype for you guys, but some folks in the comments aren't seeing it on their 7.5 and 7.8 devices.

Skype is free for Windows Phone 7.x and 8 here in the Windows Phone Store, use the QR below, or swipe to the right in our app. “Been wondering about some of the apps I've been using on my phone? This will be a good week to find out! 1st answer comes in the morning.”Ĭould the Skype update be the app(s) he’s referring to? Or are we in store for some more surprises in a couple hours? Stick around and we’ll find out. What other features do you want to see in future versions of Skype? Sound off in the comments below.īefore we go, Joe Belfiore sent out this cryptic tweet on Twitter tonight saying: Still, we welcome any updates to Skype and you should probably go ahead and update it right now. For example, you can’t send another user a video message, like you can on iOS. That said, I am jazzed about the landscape support.īut, there are some things still missing.

Again I'm going to stress bad WiFi plus low-end front-facing camera equal blurry time. Below are some screenshots from the video call. Anyways, let us know below what you think of the latest update. It looked nice and is a perfect combo when you're using it with the rear camera.

Skype will automatically switch to landscape when you change the orientation of the phone. Rear camera works as you expect, you just hit the video icon during the call and select 'switch camera' from the options. The two features I can comment on are the new landscape and rear camera support. Play around with it yourself and let us know below if you see any improvements. WiFi at the far end of the house and the Lumia 620 probably don't show off the high defintion support of Skype. That said, I can't comment on video quality just yet. So we tried out the video calls on our Windows Phone, he has an 8X on Verizon and I was using a Lumia 620 (I know, test out the high definition video support on an entry level handset, good move Sam). Update: Found a friend on the West Coast willing to put up with a Skype call at midnight. And finally you can now make video calls in either portrait or landscape, again a nice addition. You also get front and rear camera support, a welcome addition for when you want to share what you’re seeing with someone (and a feature we’ve heard in the comments you want).

We’ll play with it in the morning when people are actually awake and see if we can notice better video quality during video calls. It’s nearly midnight here on the West Coast, so I haven’t had a chance to test out the new high definition video support.

Video calls in portrait or landscape, whichever feels best.

Show your smile or just what’s around you – with front and rear camera support.

Face-to-face video calls look better than ever with high definition video support.

What do you get in the latest version? Three nifty features actually. But if you direct your attention to the Windows Phone Store, you’ll see a new Skype sitting there at version 2.4.0.108. The last big update to Skype came back in early January.

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