Sound Quality

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December 21, 2003 at 2:09 pm #5113

Gritstone
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I have been trying to sort out 2-way audio in MSN Messenger – trying to overwrite the rtcdll.dll etc as per Petem in MSN forum. Still no joy so I’ve switched to Yahoo and this does work for me but . . . the sound quality is much inferior to MSN – any ideas on improving the quality?

December 22, 2003 at 8:16 am #52207

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Sound quality is generally linked directly to the connection speed of yourself and your contact. The faster the connection, the better the quality should be. I believe MSN may have an overall advantage quality wise… that is if you can get past all the bugs. There may be nothing you can do.
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