All Opera GX audio was lowered to a very low volume

[SamsriCatJaidee]

SamsriCatJaidee last edited by

Me too. I have the same problem and I don't know how to fix it.

[Hyperexe]

Hyperexe last edited by

solutions easy,it happen to me aswell turns out it was just lowered on the xbox game overlay (windows+g) go there and just turn it up

[spasminos]

spasminos @Hyperexe last edited by

@hyperexe This fixed it. To all still looking if this works for the issue, it does. Go to Game Overlay and raise the audio mixing for opera all the way up.

[Moh-005]

Moh-005 @Hyperexe last edited by

@hyperexe Bro you just saved my life tyvm !

[blackmonday]

blackmonday last edited by

Turning the volume to 100% for Opera in the Xbox game overlay has no effect. Opera GX is pretty much useless now.

[kreal]

kreal @Hyperexe last edited by

@hyperexe bro you literally saved my life lol thanks!!

[EapAzrael]

EapAzrael @blackmonday last edited by

@blackmonday i can help you mate, go to the add ons and download "volume up boost your sound" install it and the volume can go till 600%

[CODENAMEH4NZ0]

CODENAMEH4NZ0 @blackmonday last edited by

@blackmonday just put the video on pic in pic mode and raise the volume from their

[TheConManYT]

TheConManYT @Hyperexe last edited by leocg

@hyperexe
I literally have an extension installed to increase the volume but it kept peaking when it was literally still quieter than the footsteps in CoD
I thank you for helping me damage my right ear further than it already is.

[Noxtyr]

Noxtyr @Hyperexe last edited by

@Hyperexe Thank you Captain, thought I was going nuts.

[Shwiftd]

Shwiftd last edited by

This made no difference, the volume is already maxed out in the xbox game overlay. so thats not the answer.

[lscotera]

lscotera @Elocoloco last edited by

@Elocoloco check your volume mixer by right clicking the audio icon on your taskbar. I had the same problem and that fixed it.

[onish115]

onish115 last edited by

You can raise the volume using maxx pro audio waves if you have it installed in in your computer. especially if you have a dell

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

When a sound is playing, Windows Volume Mixer is able to adjust the volume of that sound's source, including programs. So yes, even older versions of Windows can adjust program sounds individually.

[Dirwik]

Dirwik @Hyperexe last edited by

@Hyperexe Thank you!! I had this problem for about 7 months now, and this just fixed it! You made my day.