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<li>Open your Projects Explorer Panel and Properties Panel</li>
<li>Click on the Project that you are working on </li>
<li>Make sure that the Audio settings for the project is set to Mono or Stero</li>
</ol>

<p>I have been struggling with this for a day now and just stumbled across my own mistake. When I initially started the project I set the sound to "No Audio." I did not want the sound in the videos that I was merging. </p>

<p>VSDC gives you independent control over video audio in each of the property windows of the specific video. The Project audio settings is a global sound control. Of course, if you set it to No Audio that's exactly what you get. </p>

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user2330038
<p>In VSDC, when making a PIP effect, it doesn't play any sound.  It has sound on the preview, but not while editing.  This makes it very challenging to make the PIP at the correct point.  Is there a way to fix this and get audio while editing rather than just previewing?</p>

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Export it as AVI mode. As soon as I exported as AVI mode the sound and video tracks started working
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VSDC No audio when editing tracks?
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# VSDC No audio when editing tracks?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-06-16)

In VSDC, when making a PIP effect, it doesn't play any sound. It has sound on the preview, but not while editing. This makes it very challenging to make the PIP at the correct point. Is there a way to fix this and get audio while editing rather than just previewing?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Export it as AVI mode. As soon as I exported as AVI mode the sound and video tracks started working  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2014-11-25. Score: 2

1. Open your Projects Explorer Panel and Properties Panel
2. Click on the Project that you are working on
3. Make sure that the Audio settings for the project is set to Mono or Stero

I have been struggling with this for a day now and just stumbled across my own mistake. When I initially started the project I set the sound to "No Audio." I did not want the sound in the videos that I was merging.

VSDC gives you independent control over video audio in each of the property windows of the specific video. The Project audio settings is a global sound control. Of course, if you set it to No Audio that's exactly what you get.


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