Raid Sound Not Working on Twitch? Try These Troubleshooting Steps!

Are you tired of your raid sound not working on Twitch despite setting it up correctly? You're not alone! Many streamers face this issue, and it can be frustrating to resolve. In this article, we'll walk you through the troubleshooting steps to get your raid sound working in no time.

Step 1: Disable Custom HTML/CSS

Sometimes, custom HTML/CSS can interfere with your alert box's functionality. To disable it, follow these steps:

* Scroll down to the 'Enable Custom HTML/CSS' section and toggle it off.

* Go to the 'Alert Box' (or other widget that's having the issue).

* Right-click on the alert/widget source > Properties.

* If applicable, click on the alert that isn't functioning > HTML.

* Toggle off Custom HTML/CSS. Make sure you have this disabled unless you created the CSS/HTML yourself.

Step 2: Check Alert Variations

Alert variations can also cause issues with your raid sound. To disable them:

* Go to the 'Alert Box' > Follows/Subscriptions/Donations/Etc.

* Use the '+' sign to uncollapse your variations.

* Disable your alert variations or check for any missing information for each variation.

Step 3: Check Unlimited Moderation Delay

This feature can also cause issues with your raid sound. To disable it:

* Go to the 'Alert Box' > General Settings > Unlimited Moderation Delay.

* Right-click on your alert box > Properties > Moderator Tools.

* If you want to use Unlimited Alert Moderation Delay, give a moderator or your channel shared access so they can accept the alerts for you.

Step 4: Check Browser Hardware Acceleration

Browser hardware acceleration can also affect your raid sound. To toggle it off:

* Go to Settings > Advanced > Sources > Enable Browser Source Hardware Acceleration.

* Try turning it on and off to see if it resolves the issue.

Step 5: Check Alert Box Audio Settings

Make sure that your alert box audio is ticked for every track you want it to sound for multitrack recording:

* Right-click on your alert box > Properties > Sources.

* Ensure that your Alertbox audio is ticked for every track you want it to sound for.

Step 6: Check Recent Events List

Finally, check the recent events list at the top right of your Streamlabs Desktop or OBS Studio window. Ensure that your alert sounds aren't muted:

* If they're muted, unmute them.

* If that doesn't solve the problem, try logging out of Streamlabs Desktop and logging back in.

By following these troubleshooting steps, you should be able to resolve the issue with your raid sound not working on Twitch. Remember to always log out of Streamlabs Desktop and log back in if you're still experiencing issues. Happy streaming!

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