Problems with sound

[JoelTolby]

I've looked around, a few problems almost related to mine, but not sure.

I am getting feedback from users that when, it seems, i play music, or shooting from games etc while tring to talk is returning sqeeky inaudible sound. It seems when using my speakers (not headphone speakers) it is fine.
if i say, record my self or using an echo software my voice is fine, only through ts. tried 2 codecs, direct and wav and a few other options.

thanks for any help

using latest version of client, win xp pro and an onboard via ac79(i think) sound device

[guldi]

have you checked if the echo FAQ could help you solve your problem ?

[JoelTolby]

hmm, well i was wrong when i said it's fine if i use say, sound recorder. i pulled my mic out and played music and recorded. and it recorded the music without an mic. how do i turn off, er, 'internal' recording......

sorry, not a teamspeak issue after all. maybe someone could still help :D

[guldi]

you are right, that's not a TS problem. However, we've answered this soooo many times, why not another one:

open your windows or soundcard sound mixer (windows: little loudspeaker icon in the sys tray). Options - settings and then choose recording. Select all levels i nthe lower part of the window then click ok. now mute all sources without the "micro".
Under playback you should mute the micro.

Hope that helps.


PS: this would be "How to fix (b) from the FAQ"

[JoelTolby]

sorry if i am soundering like a complete noob. i did read and try the FAQ first. i may be doing sometihng wrong, just not sure what you mean by

" now mute all sources without the "micro". "

unlike the playback section, i can only select and not mute. i've tryed lowering sound as much as possible. i must be missing something :rolleyes:

sorry for the anoyance
~Joel

[guldi]

just don't select them (as you did). Is there no recording source "what you hear" or "Sum" or called what ever ?
If not, then it should work the way you have set it now.