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 Post Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 9:01 pm 
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instructions are telling me i need to check a 20db microphone boost to get Teamspeak going

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to boost microphone go to control panel, sound and audio devices, in the device volume section click advanced, your sound board will now be displayed, click advanced buttun under microphone.

a window will pop up, at the bottom of that you'll see a section "other controls", check the box that says microphone boost.


but these instructions don't follow true on my Vistahp. can someone translate them?

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control panel -> switch to classic -> Sound -> Click Recording Tab -> Select Microphone Properties -> Custom tab should have +20 boost

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control panel -> switch to classic -> Sound -> Click Recording Tab -> Select Microphone Properties -> Custom tab should have +20 boost

all true till the end bit, there is no custom tab. I get 3 more tabs after clicking properties (General,Levels and Advanced) Closest thing to adjustments other than volume is in Advanced: a drop down for format (channel 16 bit etc) (wondered if being a Vista 32 bit with a 16bit confuddle...but i'd be talkin out of the wrong orifice lol)

and that repeat key bell, sheez, i used to turn that off in XP by typing 'repeat key' in help, but i cant do that now :s

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My mic booost in Vista would be under levels, then second option down on there.

Wat sound card and what mic you got, maybe if its a creative and you ghave the audio console enabled it isnt set to sync with windows settings, (should be an opton in the audio console)

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thanks fellas, for trying :)

Tao=GCHQ= wrote:
My mic booost in Vista would be under levels, then second option down on there.


:? I only got 1 option: 'Headset Microphone' - a vol slider

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Wat sound card and what mic you got, maybe if its a creative and you ghave the audio console enabled it isnt set to sync with windows settings, (should be an opton in the audio console)


eek, ermmm, i got a C-Media CM6501 Like Sound Device , yes, i think that is the sound card :shock: and a Logitech USB headset.

sooo... how do i check my sound card is in sync?

I've got a CM6501 sound config program in Control Panel, that just has pretty pics of various speaker arrrangements. i cant select the headphone button in there for some reason. i dont think that is it.

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Umm couldnt say with that sound card, mines an x-fi, and sennys, and the craetive has its own bit of software on top for effects, but has an option to sync.

Had a look on their site and checked their drivers, cos if its an onboard sound maybe a windows drivers update has screwed it....had that problem with the creative.

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hmmm, i got it working today.

For no good reason either. I haven't done anything different. Weird. Sure i had things set right. :?

Anyway, thanks for trying. :)

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