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Discover how to fix the `no sound issue` from emulators in Android Studio Bumblebee when using Visual Studio on Windows. Follow our simple steps to enable audio!
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Troubleshooting No Sound from Emulator in Android Studio Bumblebee

Have you recently upgraded to Android Studio Bumblebee and now find yourself struggling with no sound from emulators? You're not alone! Many developers encounter this frustrating issue, especially when switching from Bluetooth headphones to laptop speakers. Fortunately, there are simple solutions to get your emulator's audio back on track.

Understanding the Problem

The lack of sound from your Android emulator can stem from several factors, but one common issue after upgrading Android Studio is that the emulator's audio settings might need adjustment. It's easy to overlook these settings, especially for those who may not have extensive experience in configuring audio options within Windows.

Solution: Enabling Sound in Emulator

Step 1: Access Windows Advanced Sound Options

To get sound working in your emulators, you need to make sure that the sound is enabled in Windows' advanced sound settings. Follow these steps:

Right-click on the sound icon in the bottom right corner of your Windows screen.

Select 'Open Sound settings' from the menu.

Scroll down to 'Advanced sound options', and click on 'App volume and device preferences'.

Step 2: Locate Android Emulator in the List

Once you are in the Advanced sound options:

Look for the Android Emulator in the list of apps.

You may notice that the sound might be set to 'Off' or muted.

Step 3: Adjust the Sound Settings

You will see a slider next to the emulator app. Move the slider to increase the volume or toggle to enable sound.

Ensure the output device is set to your PC laptop speakers (rather than Bluetooth headphones) if you wish to hear the sound through them.

Step 4: Test Your Emulator

Launch your Android emulator to check if the sound is functioning properly now. If you still notice a problem, consider restarting the emulator or your computer to reset settings.

Conclusion

Sound issues after upgrading to Android Studio Bumblebee can be a common hiccup, particularly when it comes to emulators. By following the steps above, you should be able to restore audio functionality without too much trouble. Remember, it’s always advisable to check Windows settings when facing issues like these — often, it’s simply a case of audio being turned off by default. Happy coding and may your emulators now be accompanied by sound!