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I dunno if this problem is vista related,but when visiting a site which requires a flash player,i.e you tube,I can see the video but I can't get any sound.I have the latest version of Adobe flash player installed,which actually came preinstalled on...

heyi have sound on my computer everything is installed and working fine i can hear sound on media player and when playin movies and everything else but when i go on sites lyk youtube or altavista sites with videos on i dont get no sound the sound...

Vista 64-bit installed without any major problems, but there are some things I'd like to address and comment about:

In the Vista OS there is still no DV (Digital Video) to WebCam Converter driver/codec! I have been using one from Orangeware for Windows XP (32-bit). I tried to install it, but it doesn't work! Why has there been no driver/codec developed for this yet?

Why are the audio and video codecs missing from the sound/video area of the Device Manager?

Speaking about Vista 32-bit and 64-bit... Again, I see NO audio OR video codecs in the sound/video area of the Device Manager! But I know there all many installed for both the 32-bit and 64-bit programs. I assume the Device Manager is for just the 64-bit OS? Wouldn't it be nice if there was also a Device for the 32-bit programs also??? There are separate PROGRAM FILE Directories for both 32-bit and 64-bit... wouldn't it make sense to also have a separate Device Manager???

One of the first things I did with Windows Vista is I turned the sound effects off. Lately, I haven't even had my speakers turned on. But recently I turned them on and found that every time I hovered my mouse over an area where I can make a selection (a pane that includes checkboxes, radio buttons, etc.), I get this quick, futuristic sound of a woosh followed by computery beeping. I went into the sounds control panel and saw that I still had the No Sounds theme, and there were no modifications in the list. I then played all sounds in c:\windows\media, and none of them matched. I then searched for all WAV files on my computer, selected all and played them in WMP (very entertaining), but none of those matched, either. I don't know what to do. If no one's familiar with this sound, perhaps someone knows of a way to see what sound is being called up by my computer in real-time or in some sort of log?

ok, so i put windows vista on my computer, and since then there has been no sound. my sound worked just fine in xp before i upgraded, could any try to help me?