Echo, 2 comps on LAN, no echo over net??

[Orrible]

Hello, hoping for some sage advice.

My situation;

I have a home LAN setup using a Netgear FVS318 router. The port numbers have been set for TS use.

1st computer has the echo and uses a Fortissimo III sound card.

2nd computer does not have an echo and uses a TB Santa Cruz.

I had a private server setup prior to this and everything worked fine. With an increase in users, I decided to rent a server from Teamspeakhost.com.

The problem:

When I am using Comp #1 with others across the internet, I have no problems, no echo at all. The only time the echo exists on Comp #1 is when Comp #2 logs in to the server. But Comp #2 has no echo and can be heard and spoken into without any problems. If Comp #2 is logged in and Comp #1 is not, again it works perfectly. :confused:

I have the latest drivers for both sound cards, the latest TS client releases and have gone over the mixer settings various times without success. I will be going through the mixer/sound settings again on Comp #2 but was hoping someone may have new ideas I could try to resolve this issue.

Thanks in advance,

Orri

[m&m's]

does your router have the latest firmware ? if you use the loopback ip so the transmition nerver hits the router will it still echo use this ip 127.0.0.1 on the pc with server and client only see if this changes anything ... i assume your also useing ptt. and not voice att ?

[Panther3D]

I have the same problem with Echo. I had TS running perfectly on my previous PC, with a SB Live Value! and a P3-800. Then, I replaced my PC with an AMD64 3500+ running on an Asus A8N-SLI with onboard Realtek ALC850. I checked every settings I could think of, I tried many mixer settings, but the Echo won't go away. I am connecting my client on the same TS server, with the same codec used as before.

I use a router, it's up to date, and it was working fine with my previous PC and sound card.

I really think it's a TS issue, cause if I use my microphone with any other applications, it's perfectly clear!