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hello fellows. today i was voicing a friend today on msn, and i was able to hear the music my friend was playing, as well as the windows system sounds. my friend DONT have a microphone. neither a cable connecting the line out with the mic. how is this possible? this was also an old doubt from me: how to send voice without hearing it and making that creepy sound comin’ out of my speakers. hope you can help me…
Cheers guys
ps: i own a SB audigy 2
Hugo Botas
hugo_botas@clix.ptIt is possible that there is a built in microphone to the monitor, I have seen those. Also, what about a webcam, I know my webcam has a built in microphone. There obviously had to be a microphone somewhere :).
well, ITS a girl, so u never know. she say she only have the speakers connected, and i’ve made her scream. no sound, just the system sound, and music playing… its weird isn’t it? even with a mic, the colums would feedback the microphone sound. and i can hear everything clearly.
cheers
Hugo Botas
So if I read that correctly then its only what is coming out of her spearkers, is what you are hearing? So maybe for odd reason its configured to broadcast her audio out?
BTW, I never did give you a welcome, so here it is! Welcome to BBB, were glad you chose us for you IM problems!
If you click on the speaker icon in the bottom right hand corner in the system tray and go to recording properties. You might find that ‘What you hear’ is selected. This means that whatever she hears on her computer, whether it be music or sounds on msn, you’ll be able to hear it all. Therefore, she doesn’t need a mic for that.
i’ve found that option, tnx. but i still have another problem. i’ve seen that option, i just dont know where. how can i speak to my mic without actually hearing myself?
cheers
Hugo Botas
To have the mic selected but not hear yourself – In recording properties, have which ever one is your mic, selected (i.e. microphone or line in 1 etc) and then go to playback properties and make sure that same option is muted by clicking the mute option underneath, which will add a tick to the box. This will mean your friend can hear you but you can’t.
tnx very much for all your help! i will keep this forum in sigth for future reference. keep up the good work
Hugo Botas
argh… i could spare a post with this. allrigth, is there a way to make msn not messing with our mic’s volume? that auto-tuning feature… is quite boring! tnx in advance
Hugo Botas
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