ChatterBank2 mins ago
Sound problem on computer.
6 Answers
I have two headsets and I am having trouble with both, so I wonder if it is the actual computer that is the problem.
I can hear folk okay, but when I speak, other folk can't hear me.
I have tried looking at the settings in the control panel, but none of them are on mute. Anyone any idea what might be the problem please?
Thanks folks.
I can hear folk okay, but when I speak, other folk can't hear me.
I have tried looking at the settings in the control panel, but none of them are on mute. Anyone any idea what might be the problem please?
Thanks folks.
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by mrs.chappie. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.. . . and I hope that you're feeling good (if somewhat frustrated) as well ;-)
You've stated that the inputs aren't muted but where are the sliders? Right-click on the loudspeaker symbol (at the bottom right of your screen) and select 'Open volume controls' (or something similar - what you see on your screen might not match exactly what I've got on my mine). If there's a slider specifically for the microphone input then (obviously) that's the one you want to maximise. If not, push the 'line in' slider to the top. (It might also be worth trying the 'Wav' slider at the maximum setting).
Chris
You've stated that the inputs aren't muted but where are the sliders? Right-click on the loudspeaker symbol (at the bottom right of your screen) and select 'Open volume controls' (or something similar - what you see on your screen might not match exactly what I've got on my mine). If there's a slider specifically for the microphone input then (obviously) that's the one you want to maximise. If not, push the 'line in' slider to the top. (It might also be worth trying the 'Wav' slider at the maximum setting).
Chris