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Check your ports: Disconnect anything that is plugged into your Mac – not just from the audio port as Thunderbolt, HDMI, and USB devices could be channeling the audio.If they are remove them and you should hear sound playing through the Mac’s internal speakers. Look for earphones: Check your headphone socket and make sure there are no earphones connected to the Mac.Turn your Mac off and on again: Sometimes the process of restarting your Mac can solve an issue like this.The video may be muted by default, requiring you to choose to hear the sound. If you are watching a video in Safari and there is no sound you will find sound controls in the video window so you should be able to adjust it there. Check a different app: It is possible that sound is playing in iTunes or Music, but not in Safari, this may be because the sound is turned off in Safari.If you are using Big Sur or Monterey this will be in the Control Panel section of the menu bar. If this doesn’t work then try clicking on the Volume option in the Menu bar at the top of the screen.If you are in the Music app and you notice that the volume slider is far to the left of the slider, move that to the right.When you tap this an overlay should appear on your screen and you should see an indication that the volume is increasing. Turn up the volume: Make sure the volume isn’t turned down – press the Volume Up button, usually located on the F12 key in the top-right of your keyboard.After you have pressed Play you should see the bar progressing even if you can’t hear the music. Open Music click on Songs and select any track in your music collection. Play something: To begin with, check if there is definitely no sound coming from your Mac by playing something in Music (Music replaced iTunes in macOS Catalina, so if you are in an older macOS then you’ll want iTunes).It’s a keyboard shortcut that brings up the macOS Sound settings allowing you to quickly tweak the balance!Ĭredits: Thanks Nils for sharing this tip in the comments.ĭoes this do the trick for you? Have you managed to fix one AirPod not working? Use the comments section to share your feedback.Here’s what to do if the sound stops working on your Mac: If this is the case for you too, use the alt (option) Key + F12 combo! Some users complain that the audio balance resets itself every time the AirPods connect to Mac. If the cursor is to the left or right side, one AirPod is muted or won’t sound as loud as the other. In the Output section, select AirPods from the list of available devices for sound output.

Connect AirPods to Mac and open System Preferences.If you’re encountering similar issues you’re most likely dealing with a macOS Monterey audio balance bug:

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Time to relax, this isn’t a hardware issue, especially if audio plays normally from other devices like iPhone, iPad or Apple TV! How To Fix One AirPod No Sound We’ve also encountered it when trying to listen to music airdropped from a MacBook Air to a pair of AirPods Pro.

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“Only one AirPod has sound when I connect my AirPods Pro to MacBook! Started after Monterey update! Pls help!” This issue has been signaled to us by Rita:

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Is one AirPod not working when connected to Mac? There’s no sound, or almost no sound, in the left or right AirPod when the Bluetooth earbuds are connected to MacBook? You might be dealing with a macOS Monterey glitch! One AirPod Not Working With Mac

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