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  • R Richard Melton

    We write bugs, we don't fix 'em...

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    Roger Wright
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    How often do we have to remind you, Richard? Those are features, not bugs! Nobody wants to read a diary by someone who has not seen the shadow of Bubba on the prison shower wall in front of them!
    Paul Watson, on BLOGS and privacy - 1/16/2003

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    • C co7eguy

      Urgent Help! When I voice talk on MSN or somewhere, and when I speak into the microphone, I hear myself again. This is very annoying and frustating. Can someone help me quick please, Long Distance. Thanks a lot in advance

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      Ryan LaNeve
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      Mute the microphone in the "Play Control" section of your volume settings. Muting in "Play Control" has zero effect on the sound going into your system's inputs (microphone) - it only prevents the sound from being played back through your system's outputs (speakers). The points made by others are still valid. If the person you're talking to is not using headphones, their microphone will likely pick-up your voice coming out of their speakers, thus transmitting it back to your system and coming out of your own speakers (i.e., you'll still hear yourself, though there will be a delay and it should be faint). For the best results, both parties should be using headsets (microphone/headphone combos). Ryan LaNeve www.laneve.com[^]

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      • C co7eguy

        If I turn my speakers off, then I can't hear the other person.

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        Brad Jennings
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        Use headphones, that's the only way I know to get rid of the feedback. Brad Jennings "if the golden arches shut shop, where else are the VB people going to get work." - Colin Davies

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        • C co7eguy

          I did, it still doesn't Work. I'm using Voice Chat on MSN. When I talk, I hear myself. Help me Please.

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          Dato
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          You just need to turn the speakers down OR turn use headphones... The same goes for the person on the other end .

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          • C co7eguy

            Urgent Help! When I voice talk on MSN or somewhere, and when I speak into the microphone, I hear myself again. This is very annoying and frustating. Can someone help me quick please, Long Distance. Thanks a lot in advance

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            Paul Oss
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            Use headphones. Or, better yet, tell the person you're talking with to use headphones. When you speak to the other party, his/her speakers are playing your voice which boom BACK into his/her microphone, thus sending YOUR voice BACK to you. It's what them fancy EE types call a 'feedback loop'. Personally, I think them EE types're a bunch of horsethievin' sissies who couldn't hack programming... or... is it the other way around? Paul

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            • L l a u r e n

              *dies laughing* :laugh:


              "even if my world is weird its my world"
              biz stuff   about me

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              Shog9 0
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              *shog tries to pour concrete for cheap gravestone while shitfaced* Actually, i'm not gonna argue with whoever voted on this one - it's they're choice and they're welcome to it. I AM gonna question their motives in going to all the trouble though, and hypothesize that it is a lame (though successful) attempt to get me to post while drunk. Damn you, psychic cowards!

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              Shog9 The siren sings a lonely song - of all the wants and hungers The lust of love a brute desire - the ledge of life goes under

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              • C co7eguy

                Urgent Help! When I voice talk on MSN or somewhere, and when I speak into the microphone, I hear myself again. This is very annoying and frustating. Can someone help me quick please, Long Distance. Thanks a lot in advance

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                realJSOP
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                Take the bucket off your head. ------- signature starts "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001 Please review the Legal Disclaimer in my bio. ------- signature ends

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                • C co7eguy

                  Urgent Help! When I voice talk on MSN or somewhere, and when I speak into the microphone, I hear myself again. This is very annoying and frustating. Can someone help me quick please, Long Distance. Thanks a lot in advance

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                  Tomaz Stih 0
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                  Start liking your voice. ;-) Tomaz

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