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    windows live messenger: glitchy audio on video calls

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by burman, Feb 2, 2010.

  1. burman

    burman Notebook Consultant

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    running an XP samsung n120 netbook with 2GB upgrade. webcam is smooth but the audio is on a constant stutter. windows live doesn't exactly have the greatest customer support (so far pretty much nonexistent) and no feedback on the samsung forum. any ideas?

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  2. Padmé

    Padmé NBR Super Pink Princess

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    Is your XP up to date? SP? Patch for High Definition Audio installed?
     
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    how would i find out either? i got this unit in i believe june of last year and have not done any updates to it since i've owned it.
     
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    Go to control panel>system to find out if you have the service pack installed.
     
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    home edition
    version 2002
    SP3
     
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    I suggest you first to try Skype or something like that. If you still have the same issue you atleast know that problem is not Windows Live Messenger. Then you can go to advanced solutions...
     
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    I also recommend Skype, Windows live messenger can sometimes be a pain for audio and video. I've never had any problem with Skype
     
    xps400mediacenter, Feb 3, 2010
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