Re: my voice coming out of speaker as well as chat party
From: Joel Estes (joel_at_nowhere.com)
Date: 06/09/04
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Date: Wed, 9 Jun 2004 09:10:28 -0500
Your sound system is misconfigured. You should never hear yourself from
your speakers, only from a feedback, but that is obvious. Now to FIX: 1.
Double click the little speaker icon in your system tray and then select
Options/Properties and make sure the Microphone is NOT checked in the
Playback mode then select the Recording mode and make sure it IS checked.
Joel
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> Using WinXP Home and Windows Messenger:
> If i use the seperate microphone and speakers my voice
> comes out over my speakers as well as the other party's
> voice with whom I'm chatting.
> If i use the headset with built-in mic the same occurs -
> i hear myself through the headset as well as the other
> party.
> Under both scenerios the other party hears my voice come
> out in a delayed sound like some inhuman drone. My
> contention has been that it is a bad sound card in this
> new Dell Inspiron 26oo but a Dell tech still thinks it is
> a configuration issue. Any thoughts?
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