A year ago (the last time I used it) the thing worked perfectly fine... People could hear me loud and clear.
But today I dusted it off for a bit of use, and discovered one thing. When I held it next to the computer's speakers, it could get sound across fine. But I tried to speak through it... and my friend said that it sounded like:
1) couldn't hear anything
2) rushing air
3) "Chirp" (???)
So what I am wondering is... is there something wrong with my mic? Or am I just doing it wrong?
Something's wrong with my mic?
Taurucis
Kuldebar Valiturus
What Voice Software are you using? <Teamspeak, Ventrilo, etc.>
Have you ran a looped audio test via voice communication software?
Have you checked voice activation levels in the voice communication software?
Have you verified Audio Mixer settings for the microphone in Windows?
Have you ran a looped audio test via voice communication software?
Have you checked voice activation levels in the voice communication software?
Have you verified Audio Mixer settings for the microphone in Windows?
Taurucis
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Originally Posted by Kuldebar Valiturus
What Voice Software are you using? <Teamspeak, Ventrilo, etc.>
Have you ran a looped audio test via voice communication software? Have you checked voice activation levels in the voice communication software? Have you verified Audio Mixer settings for the microphone in Windows? |
Kuldebar Valiturus
Go into Ventrilo > Setup > Voice <first tab>
Press the Test Button, talk into the microphone, you should hear your own voice back with a little delay.
Press the Test Button, talk into the microphone, you should hear your own voice back with a little delay.
FallenXIII
Check which Audio Driver your using