Thanks for looking over the audo log (Advance->Audiolog).
I turned the microphone volume down from 48% -> ~2%, the
way you suggested.
The sticks are now responsive!
Josh
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by joshkotecha » Mon Jul 03, 2006 12:24 am
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Shaul - Thanks
by joshkotecha » Thu Jul 06, 2006 1:14 am
Shaul,
Thanks for looking over the audo log (Advance->Audiolog).
I turned the microphone volume down from 48% -> ~2%, the
way you suggested.
The sticks are now responsive!
Josh
Thanks for looking over the audo log (Advance->Audiolog).
I turned the microphone volume down from 48% -> ~2%, the
way you suggested.
The sticks are now responsive!
Josh
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by shaul_eiz » Thu Jul 06, 2006 6:41 am
Very good!
Let me explain what the problem seemed to be:
The Sound-card's microphone input is very sensitive, that is, it is designed to "listen" to very weak signals. Most transmitters, however, have very strong signals that saturate the microphone input. When you lower the volume, you weaken the transmitter's signal to levels that the input can accept.
Let me explain what the problem seemed to be:
The Sound-card's microphone input is very sensitive, that is, it is designed to "listen" to very weak signals. Most transmitters, however, have very strong signals that saturate the microphone input. When you lower the volume, you weaken the transmitter's signal to levels that the input can accept.
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