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Post by enforcedfew on Jul 30, 2005 1:28:36 GMT -8
Yeah, After being racially slandered and labled as an uber-noob by Anjel and everyone, I decided to buy a headset (AGAINST MY BELIEFS AND VALUES AS A CHEAP ASIAN). Uhh Anyways. I'm having trouble with the microphone. When I record myself using Windows recorder, the mic isn't sensitive at all. I literally have to yell into the mic, in order for sound to be heard, and even when it records the sound...the audio play back is very almost inaudible. I checked my settings in my sound devices and volume settings still no go! HELP?!
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Post by klynngrey on Jul 30, 2005 11:15:29 GMT -8
what sound card are you using, i have a creative and often i have to enable the mic in the mixer setting to get any response, sometimes i also have to set up the mic in hardware options in xp or it doesn't work either and a real noob one i've fallen for is not to have my volume up, or another is that a program has priority over your sound volume and until its fixed nothing works, hope this helps.
of course screaming at the people that made you buy a mic and headphone against your better pocketbook might help too, just joking.
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Post by enforcedfew on Jul 30, 2005 13:12:02 GMT -8
I got it working! But I can't get it working in Teamspeak! ARG!
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Post by HaKKa_Few on Aug 2, 2005 20:50:03 GMT -8
dont forget about the mic boost in mic advanced settings  also make sure MIC is selected in the recording properties ;D |
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Post by Anjel_Few on Aug 2, 2005 22:57:40 GMT -8
i had to mess with mine for a while to get it working well in TS. damn proggy.
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Post by Mobius_Few on Dec 17, 2005 23:26:08 GMT -8
Yeah it took me a long while to get my shiz to work in TS. Between my soundcard, onboard sound and recording devices, it got kinda confusing.
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