Does anyone know how to have video's sound play through GoToWebinar?

by aarontardos

Posted: 10 years ago 5 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Hello,

I'm wondering if anyone knows how to play a video on your computer when presenting on a webinar with GoToWebinar and have the attendees hear the sound from the video.

Thanks,

Aaron

#gotowebinar #play #sound #video

Jeff Lenney 10 years ago

Hi Aaron,

I've got no idea actually, but I did a quick google search (took 5 seconds) and found this.

Transmit audio from your computer during your GoToMeeting | Are you being served?

Might I also suggest this as a follow up: Tips for Searching Effectively with Google

Hope this helps!
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- aarontardos 10 years ago
  
  Thanks eljeffe77,
  
  I actually found that same article myself prior to posting this question on the warrior forum.
  
  I tried implementing both the software and the hardware methods but couldn't get either way to work for me.
  
  So that is why I posted on the warrior forum. I thought maybe someone would have another method that works.
  
  Aaron
  
  Thanks
  
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Coach Comeback

10 years ago

Make sure you have the option on your computer to "show system sounds" in you menu.

Then when you are playing the video, change your mic to "system sounds". After it is over, switch it back.

Another workaround:

1. get an auxiliary cord

2. Plug one end into your headphone jack

3. Plug other end directly into your mic jack

Bonus step: get a splitter and plug headphones in so you can hear what is being played yourself

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aarontardos

10 years ago

Thanks Coach Comeback.

The auxiliary cord method didn't work for me.

I don't see how to "show system sounds". I have a Windows XP machine and also a Windows 8 machine.

Can you give me instructions for that?

Thanks,

Aaron

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Coach Comeback

10 years ago

Originally Posted by aarontardos

I am really shocked the auxiliary cord method did not work. It is coming right from the source.

The sound you would normally hear when you are wearing headphones (output) is fed directly into your mic port (input) so the transition is usually perfect.

Hmmm :confused:

For the other option.. it is actually called "STEREO MIX"

Here are 2 resources for showing that

*Note* none of these methods worked on my computer and I actually had to purchase a 3rd party software to get it to show.. but most wont. Hopefully... you wont have to either***

How to enable stereo mix on windows 7/8/vista -...

How To Enable “Stereo Mix” in Windows 7 (to Record Audio)

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