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    np5792 mic help

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by loki714, Jan 19, 2008.

  1. loki714

    loki714 Notebook Enthusiast

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    well i got my 5792 2 days ago...

    i started playing counter strike and my in game voice is all jacked up
    i plugged in my mic (stand alone mic in the pink input) and everyone says i sound FAAAR away... (no its not cuz the built in mic is the one picking it up)

    anyone know what im doing wrong? please help
     
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    Gophn NBR Resident Assistant

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    did you open the Volume Control and made sure the mic volume is increased/enabled correctly?
     
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    loki714 Notebook Enthusiast

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    i did...

    its somewhat fixed for me... but not in the way i'd like

    i turned up the boost by 10%, i'd rather find a resolution w/o using boost
     
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    did you try any of the configurations within the Realtek software?
     
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    turn on voice loopback in CS with the console. I think it was voice_loopback 1? i don't remember. Doing this will allow you to hear yourself talk so you can hear how loud you are talking. You can also do the microphone boost in the CS settings. I think there was a auto detect button, just click it and talk normally and it'll adjust.
     
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    i've messed with the realtek stuff, but it seems i cant get it right... it feels like windows and realtek are in conflict.

    i'll try the loopback, but cs boost = crap sound (i sound like a robot)
     
    loki714, Jan 19, 2008
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