There seem to be two separate issues.

It's not clear from your post whether you're unable to hear any audio on your phone when playing the clip produced by PD or while watching it on YouTube.

It would help to know the results of playing the produced clip on your PC; while streaming it from YT to your PC; then playing the produced clip on your phone; and finally streaming from YT to your phone. Where are you able to hear the audio and where is it missing?

As far as removing the Vocal Removal effect, that's not possible unless the project is still open and you use Undo. It's possible that there's an auto-saved version of your project from before you made that change. Check in this folder to see:

Otherwise, you'll have to replace the edited clip on the timeline with a copy of the original clip to restore the original audio.

Quote There seem to be two separate issues.

It's not clear from your post whether you're unable to hear any audio on your phone when playing the clip produced by PD or while watching it on YouTube.

It would help to know the results of playing the produced clip on your PC; while streaming it from YT to your PC; then playing the produced clip on your phone; and finally streaming from YT to your phone. Where are you able to hear the audio and where is it missing?

As far as removing the Vocal Removal effect, that's not possible unless the project is still open and you use Undo. It's possible that there's an auto-saved version of your project from before you made that change. Check in this folder to see:



Otherwise, you'll have to replace the edited clip on the timeline with a copy of the original clip to restore the original audio.

When playing the video on youtube from my phone, I cannot hear any audio from the video.
When playing the video on youtube from my pc, I CAN hear it.

I don't know what you mean by streaming from YT to pc and phone. When I want to start the video, I just hit the play button and it starts. I don't have to stream it. Rephrase please.

I know about autosave, thanks for that.

I remember answering a similar question several years ago. The OP recorded the stereo left and right channels 180 degrees out of phase. There is no audio when playing on his cell phone because the audio is combined in the phone mono speaker. Play it on one of the cell phones or a tablet with stereo speakers and you will hear audio from both speakers like on your pc.

This is easy to check out. Download the video from YouTube. Open the audio in Audacity or AudioDirector. Expand the time ruler and see that one waveform is inverted relative to the other. The fix is to invert one of the channels before producing.

Quote


When playing the video on youtube from my phone, I cannot hear any audio from the video.
When playing the video on youtube from my pc, I CAN hear it.

I don't know what you mean by streaming from YT to pc and phone. When I want to start the video, I just hit the play button and it starts. I don't have to stream it. Rephrase please.

I know about autosave, thanks for that.

In this context streaming = playing. On both devices (Phone and PC) when you press play, you are streaming.

What Optodata is suggesting is to compare playing the finished clips, transferred to your phone's memory vs playing (streaming) the clip from YouTube.

Quote I remember answering a similar question several years ago. The OP recorded the stereo left and right channels 180 degrees out of phase. There is no audio when playing on his cell phone because the audio is combined in the phone mono speaker. Play it on one of the cell phones or a tablet with stereo speakers and you will hear audio from both speakers like on your pc.

This is easy to check out. Download the video from YouTube. Open the audio in Audacity or AudioDirector. Expand the time ruler and see that one waveform is inverted relative to the other. The fix is to invert one of the channels before producing.

Thanks for the clarification. Is it possible to apply the fix on Audiodirector? I haven't found any option to do that myself.