How To Fix the Audio Cutting Out in Avatar Frontiers of Pandora

Now, it's time to make sure that all your devices are correctly connected to each other. If you're using external speakers or headphones, make sure that they are correctly plugged in and that the volume is turned up. If you're using a soundbar, make sure that it's connected to your TV and that it's turned on.

If everything is correctly connected, try unplugging and reconnecting all your devices. Sometimes, this simple act of unplugging and reconnecting can solve the problem.

If you're still experiencing sound issues, check to make sure that your device is not connected via Bluetooth to any other gadgets. This could be the cause of the audio cutting out. If you have any other devices connected via Bluetooth, disconnect them temporarily and see if the audio improves.

If the above steps did not work, it's time to adjust the audio sample rate. To do this, navigate to the Windows button and type 'System Sounds', then select it by pressing Enter. In the Sound menu, go to the Playback tab and find the device you're using. Right-click on it and select Properties from the drop-down menu.

Next, go to the Advanced tab, choose Default Format option and pick a different sample rate and bit depth. Test each option until you find one without sound issues.

If you're not sure which sample rate to choose, try 16-bit, 44100 Hz CD Quality. This is the standard sample rate and bit depth for audio CDs and should work well for most users.

If none of the above solutions work for you, it may be due to read and write speeds on your hard drive being insufficient for a game of this scale. Try downloading the game on another device or upgrading your hardware.

Sometimes, older hard drives or processors may not be able to keep up with the demands of a new game. If you're experiencing sound issues, it's worth checking your hardware specs to see if they meet the minimum requirements for the game.