Sharing your screen and game audio
Screen sharing is easy to get right; audio is what usually gets missed. Here's how to make sure your team hears the game, not just sees it.
Zoom
When you start a screen share, look for the option to share sound and tick it before you confirm. Without it, your team sees the game but hears nothing.
Google Meet
Share a browser tab rather than the whole screen — Meet offers to include the tab's audio when you do. Pick the game's tab and enable the audio option.
Discord
Use the screen-share option in your voice channel, and check that the sound toggle is on when you choose the window or screen to share.
The Chrome tab trick
In Chrome, sharing a single tab instead of the full screen is the smoothest way to send audio. The game's sound comes through cleanly, without your notifications tagging along.
Do a quick test before you start: run a few seconds of the game and ask whether the team hears it. Better to fix audio at minute one than mid-puzzle.
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