Re: URGENT!!!MSN Messenger, Net Meeting, no one can hear me!
- From: scottdc <scottdc.2285m4@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 04:07:44 +0000
Isaac Amarel Wrote:
> Greetings Jamie,
> You are welcome
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> Isaac Amarel
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> "Jamie" DignifiedOne@xxxxxxx wrote in message
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> Dear Isaac;
>
> Thank you so much for your quick response, I found out it
> was a firewall issue but not the XP firewall. I did fix
> the problem and I thank you sincerely for your help.
> Should you need any help in future I would be happy to
> return the favor, I may be a woman and yes I did have to
> come here for help, but I am usually pretty smart when it
> comes to computers, so if I can ever help you in return I
> would be more than happy to do so.
>
> Sincerly and again, thank you;
> Jamie
> -----Original Message-----
> A strange solution for NetMeeting that worked for one of
> my correspondents
> (with also a new Dell computer) is: turning ON
> the Windows XP firewall ! (control panel- network
> connections- right click
> your connection- properties- advanced tab- check internet
> connection
> firewall). Don't ask me why but that was the fix for the
> audio problem
> he had on NetMeeting: he could hear people but they
> couldn't hear him
> It seems illogical but since it worked, it is worth a
> try. This fix didn't
> help audio in MSN messenger 6 or 6.1
> Good luck.
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> Isaac Amarel
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> "Jamie" DignifiedOne@xxxxxxx wrote in message
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> I recently reformatted my computer, for some reason I
> cannot be heard on MSN Messenger, nor Net Meeting. I
> have
> run all sound tests and trouble shooters and my system
> says everything is running and working well. Audio
> Tuning
> Wizards worked well in both cases. I hear people I talk
> to
> but they cannot hear me! I turned off my firewall, anti
> virus, tried all kinds of things and still I cannot be
> heard. This is crucial as I am an Internet Safety
> Officer
> and I counsel victims on Net Meeting and Messenger with
> voice chats. I was able to be heard on Yahoo Messenger,
> and Pal Talk, and IRC, so this appears to be a Microsoft
> or MSN issue on my brand new Dell only waaaaaa : ( Can
> anyone help? Net Meeting is my main concern, and since
> it
> comes with XP, you cannot uninstall it and redownload
> it,
> I just don't understand it. I have Soundblasters best
> sound card, DirectX 9, and everything else works very
> well, it's just MSN Messenger and Net Meeting that are
> the
> problem...Please can someone help? This is very
> important
> to me, I need help very quickly and badly. I would be
> forever in your debt if anyone could help. I have done
> all
> I know and I am not a computer dummy lol, this one has
> me
> stumped!
> Thank you for your time, please e mail me and if you can
> help I will be so grateful:
>
> Jamie
>
>
> .
>
Hello:
I know believe i had the same frustration as you..Infact I read about
your situation while trying to find a solution for mine.
one of the things that bothered me is that when i used the set-up
wizard everything worked fine. and whan i did an Audio meeting
everything still worked fine. but when i wanted to do a video
conference i was not putting out any Audio and there was a red circle
that was crossed out where the adjustment for my Mic volume was.
well this was driving me nuts also.
so I switched Webcams with the person that i was having a video
conference with. Guess what...he now had the same problem.
O.K. the problem has to be with the camera? NOPE IT'S NOT
Let me explain.. the camera that was putting out sound was a Old lower
priced Creative webcam that had the Mic as part of the camera.
the Webcam that gave problems was a "Creative Go Live!" webcam, where
the Mic pluged into the soundcard and the camera goes to the USB.
So i researched some of the camera websites for issues and found that
the software that comes with the camera needs to be configured for
"audio" in order to function properly with MSN Meeting.
here's the Link for what I found
http://dmzweb3.europe.creative.com/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEBCGI.EXE/,/?St=760,E=0000000000100488539,K=9980,Sxi=0,Kb=ww_english_add,VARSET=ws:http://us.creative.com/,Case=obj(7067)
And here's how I did the repair.
>First make sure that ALL OTHER PROGRAMS ARE CLOSED.
>goto "start"-"Programs"-"Creative"-"Creative webcam"-"Creative webcam
center"
>On the top tool bar select "TOOLS"-SETTINGS".
>Select the "CAPTURE" tab on the settings screen that you just opened
>Select "Video Capture" in the left column.
>Now on the right side of the settings screen you should see options
for audio settings. "Include Audio", "Audio Device", "Audio Compressor"
& "Audio Format"
>My setting choices for each setting were as follows:
>checked the box for "Include Audio"
>chose the port that the Mic is pluged into for the webcam for "Audio
Device".
>Chose PCM for "Audio Compressor"
>Chose 44,100Hz for "Audio Format"
> after I made the settings I verified that i was able to "Capture" a
video with audio useing the "Web Cam Center". after I my test capture
was successful. I closed the program than opened MSN Meeting and MSN
Meeting worked properly.
>Good Luck and I hope that this helps you as it helped me.
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scottdc
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