Why can’t I hear any audio/sound?

Check that the volume in the XFINITY Stream web player is not muted and that your speaker volume is at an adequate level.

• If you are using Safari, most likely there is a plug-in or extension blocking the service and you will need to use another browser. See below also.
• If you are trying to connect your laptop to a TV via HDMI, we do not support that due to licensing and digital rights agreements. See below also.
  • We highly recommend purchasing a Roku device to use our XFINITY Stream channel to watch Live TV, On Demand, DVR recordings and more right on your TV set. For more information on Roku Beta, click here.

For more information on the using the XFINITY Stream player controls, visit our help center article "Learn the controls from the XFINITY Stream Player".

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As of Oct 2017: In September 2017, there was a known issue with sound not working coming speakers when devices are connected to headphones, Bluetooth speakers, or HDMI cable. Please update to the newest version of Adobe Flash where this issue should now be fixed.

Review of previous troubleshooting steps to mitigate problem: 

Problem: No Audio when connected to HDMI Cable (Happening with Adobe Flash version 27.0)

Solution:

1. Go to https://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager08.html
2. Click “Reset Flash License Files” button
3. Clear browser cookies & cache
4. Quit the browser
5. Re-launch and login to the App

Problem: No Audio when connected to Bluetooth Speaker / Headphones

Solution:

1. Pair your device
2. Clear browser cookies & cache
3. Quit the browser
4. Re-launch and login to the App

How to clear browser history:

Firefox:

• Click ‘History’ from browser menu
• Click ‘Clear Recent History’
• Set ‘Time range to clear’ as `Everything`
• Check Cookies & Cache
• Click ‘Clear Now’ button
• Load the app and login

Safari:

• Click ‘History’ from browser menu
• Click ‘Clear History’
• Select ‘All History’
• Click ‘Clear History’ button

Internet Explorer:

• Go to Settings
• Click ‘Internet Options’
• On the ‘General’ tab, click ‘Delete’ button
• Check - Temporary Internet Files and website Files, Cookies & Website data, Form data
• Click “Delete” button
• Click ‘Apply’ and then ‘OK’ button

MS Edge:

• Click on the three dots (on the top right)
• Click on Settings
• Scroll and click ‘Choose What to clear’ button under ‘Clear browsing data’ section
• Check - Cookies and saved website data & Cached data and files.
• Click on Clear button