The audio delay issue could be due to the unavailability of sufficient RAM. That might help to fix any in-app glitches causing the delay in audio transmission during voice or video calls. If you’re using Skype from a browser, close the browser and restart it. If you’re sure that your network connection isn’t the problem, try closing the Skype app on your phone or PC and reopen it. If nothing works, try resetting your phone’s network settings. That will help to refresh your device’s network. Another thing you could do is to enable Airplane mode and turn it back off after some seconds. You should also try other troubleshooting tips that can help strengthen your router’s Wi-Fi signal strength.įor mobile devices using cellular data, disabling and reenabling mobile data could help.
You could restart the router to refresh the network. Move closer to the router if you’re far away from it. If you are using a wireless network, check that the router is transmitting correctly. Video calls with a poor internet connection could result in poor audio (and video) quality.
Of course, that is higher for advanced features like High-Definition (HD) calls, group video calls, etc. Skype recommends a minimum download/upload speed of 100kbps and 300kbps for basic audio and video calls, respectively. A sturdy internet connection is required to use Skype optimally.
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