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# Audio Playback
Adjust the volume on audio-compatible cameras.
Some cameras have the ability to record audio along with video. An **audio button** appears in the bottom-right corner of the video player if your camera(s) has audio playback functionality (hover over the camera view to reveal the audio button):
Select the **audio button** to unmute/mute audio playback for the camera. You can playback audio from recorded and live video.
**Note:** Solink may not be compatible with all audio-capable cameras. If you do not see the audio button in the video player, it is likely that the camera does not have audio recording functionality or is not compatible with our software for audio playback. You can also reach out to our [Support team](/docs/get-started/introductory-guides/how-to-contact-our-team.md) to troubleshoot the camera.
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