ok my friend can hear everything hear or do or sounds i hear now keep in mind this is a headset so pepole r not suposed 2 hear what i hear. What could the problem be. i use the onboard sound on my motherboard its a msi neo 965 neo-f driver is realtek hd audio. I dont know whats going on and its really frustrating. And when i went in 2 my sound driver 2 fool around with it..... it kept playing the sound that was suposed be playing my right ear in the left ear. And then i went into vent 2 just chek if it was skype that was messed up. And as soon as i started talking in the mic everybody was yelling aw aw stop it.
my icemat headset is messed up green monkey need youre expertise
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GreenMonkey
You rally should only try to ask me since there are plenty of other people on here that are very knowledgeable and could help you.
As for your problem, i'm not entirely sure that I understand what the details are of your problem because your sentances are not all complete.
Are you trying to say that when you use your microphone to talk to your friend - that he can not only hear your voice but can also hear the audio comming out of your speakers / headset as well? As if your mic was picking up the sound from your speakers even though they are headsets?
You also speak of a problem where your audio channels are reveared. Do not be offended but are you sure that you didnt just start putting your headphones on backwards? My IceMats have an L and an R to lable the sides. The cord goes into the left muff.
When testing your microphone use windows voice recorder to make recordings of yourself and then play them back. That takes your friends out of the equation and allows you to work even when you are alone.
If I am correct about the first paragraph then you want to open the advances sound options under the sound controle panel in windows and go into the recording section and make sure that your microphone is selected and NOT "what you hear" which makes a recording directly of your speakers.
Also, go back into the playback section and mute your microphone - that will prevent your voice from entering into your headset speakers and you wont have to listen to yourself that way.
As for your problem, i'm not entirely sure that I understand what the details are of your problem because your sentances are not all complete.
Are you trying to say that when you use your microphone to talk to your friend - that he can not only hear your voice but can also hear the audio comming out of your speakers / headset as well? As if your mic was picking up the sound from your speakers even though they are headsets?
You also speak of a problem where your audio channels are reveared. Do not be offended but are you sure that you didnt just start putting your headphones on backwards? My IceMats have an L and an R to lable the sides. The cord goes into the left muff.
When testing your microphone use windows voice recorder to make recordings of yourself and then play them back. That takes your friends out of the equation and allows you to work even when you are alone.
If I am correct about the first paragraph then you want to open the advances sound options under the sound controle panel in windows and go into the recording section and make sure that your microphone is selected and NOT "what you hear" which makes a recording directly of your speakers.
Also, go back into the playback section and mute your microphone - that will prevent your voice from entering into your headset speakers and you wont have to listen to yourself that way.
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You rally should only try to ask me since there are plenty of other people on here that are very knowledgeable and could help you.
[EASY_KILL ANSWER] yeah i know but youre like the guys that give the most thorugh answers =)
As for your problem, i'm not entirely sure that I understand what the details are of your problem because your sentances are not all complete.
Are you trying to say that when you use your microphone to talk to your friend - that he can not only hear your voice but can also hear the audio comming out of your speakers / headset as well? As if your mic was picking up the sound from your speakers even though they are headsets?
[EASY KILL ANSWER] yup thats what im saying he even could hear what kind of music i was playing LOL he even named the name of the song and maker
You also speak of a problem where your audio channels are reveared. Do not be offended but are you sure that you didnt just start putting your headphones on backwards? My IceMats have an L and an R to lable the sides. The cord goes into the left muff.
[EASY_KILL ANSWER] nope double checked that
When testing your microphone use windows voice recorder to make recordings of yourself and then play them back. That takes your friends out of the equation and allows you to work even when you are alone.
[EASY_KILL ANSWER] yeap i could hear it as clearely as it was in my own headphones but i cant like heart it my self in my own headset repeating its only when im making recordings i still hear it in windows
If I am correct about the first paragraph then you want to open the advances sound options under the sound controle panel in windows and go into the recording section and make sure that your microphone is selected and NOT "what you hear" which makes a recording directly of your speakers.
Also, go back into the playback section and mute your microphone - that will prevent your voice from entering into your headset speakers and you wont have to listen to yourself that way.
[EASY_KILL ANSWER] nope its not that
You rally should only try to ask me since there are plenty of other people on here that are very knowledgeable and could help you.
[EASY_KILL ANSWER] yeah i know but youre like the guys that give the most thorugh answers =)
As for your problem, i'm not entirely sure that I understand what the details are of your problem because your sentances are not all complete.
Are you trying to say that when you use your microphone to talk to your friend - that he can not only hear your voice but can also hear the audio comming out of your speakers / headset as well? As if your mic was picking up the sound from your speakers even though they are headsets?
[EASY KILL ANSWER] yup thats what im saying he even could hear what kind of music i was playing LOL he even named the name of the song and maker
You also speak of a problem where your audio channels are reveared. Do not be offended but are you sure that you didnt just start putting your headphones on backwards? My IceMats have an L and an R to lable the sides. The cord goes into the left muff.
[EASY_KILL ANSWER] nope double checked that
When testing your microphone use windows voice recorder to make recordings of yourself and then play them back. That takes your friends out of the equation and allows you to work even when you are alone.
[EASY_KILL ANSWER] yeap i could hear it as clearely as it was in my own headphones but i cant like heart it my self in my own headset repeating its only when im making recordings i still hear it in windows
If I am correct about the first paragraph then you want to open the advances sound options under the sound controle panel in windows and go into the recording section and make sure that your microphone is selected and NOT "what you hear" which makes a recording directly of your speakers.
Also, go back into the playback section and mute your microphone - that will prevent your voice from entering into your headset speakers and you wont have to listen to yourself that way.
[EASY_KILL ANSWER] nope its not that
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GreenMonkey
So your recording device is set to record your mic1 or mic2 (which ever you use) and NOT set to record 'what you hear'?
When you do a test with windows recorder, do you hear the music played while you recorded as well as your voice, or just the music or just your voice?
When you do a test with windows recorder, do you hear the music played while you recorded as well as your voice, or just the music or just your voice?
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GreenMonkey
vista, xp, unix? hehe, just kiding about unix.
Also if you physically ungplug the microphone from the pink hole and it still record then you MUST have another recoring device which is being used. It is impossible for aq mic to work wile unpluged. perhaps another mic, a webcam, or something.
Also if you physically ungplug the microphone from the pink hole and it still record then you MUST have another recoring device which is being used. It is impossible for aq mic to work wile unpluged. perhaps another mic, a webcam, or something.
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Whats wrong with unix?
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GreenMonkey
well you are required to tell us what the problem turned out to be otherwise you lose 7000 ranks on your hl stats. And by that i mean, i will hate you forever and cry into a pillow.
