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Expressions pour gérer les problèmes de connexion audio

Dominez les Conversations Téléphoniques en Allemand : Les Phrases Incontournables: Expressions pour gérer les problèmes de connexion audio
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The following expressions are commonly used to manage audio connection issues during virtual meetings or phone calls, particularly in professional or technical contexts.

Common Expressions for Audio Issues

  • “I can’t hear you. I think you’re on mute.” – Used when the other person is speaking but no sound is heard, suggesting their microphone is muted. 4
  • “Click the unmute button in the bottom left corner.” – A directive to help someone activate their microphone if they are unfamiliar with the interface. 4
  • “We finally got through.” – Indicates successful reconnection after a technical disruption. 4
  • “It’s choppy.” – Describes audio that is broken or saccaded, often due to poor internet connection. 4
  • “You’re breaking up.” – Another way to say the audio is intermittent or cutting in and out. 4
  • “There’s lag.” – Refers to a delay between audio and video, commonly caused by network latency. 4
  • “There’s echo.” – Indicates that the speaker’s voice is being repeated back, often due to microphone and speaker interference. 4
  • “Hang up and call back.” – A suggestion to disconnect and reconnect to reset the connection and resolve audio problems. 4
  • “The line was cut off.” – Used when a call is unexpectedly disconnected. 4

Technical and Troubleshooting Phrases

In more technical environments, such as IT support or audio engineering, additional terminology may be used:

  • “Check the network cabling and connections between the user’s Ethernet port and the switch.” – A step in diagnosing persistent audio quality issues. 6
  • “Capture packets along the network path followed by RTP packets.” – A method used to isolate the source of voice quality problems in enterprise systems. 6
  • “Use a wired connection or move closer to your Wi-Fi router.” – A recommendation to improve connection stability and reduce jitter or packet loss. 7

These expressions help users clearly communicate audio problems and guide troubleshooting efforts effectively in

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