Please read, need Teamspeak experts!

[Littlerock]

I have tried to get my friends' mic to work with no luck, he can hear, but not transmit.
So to try something different I then tried MSN audio.
When I send him an audio invitation, I get the message that he does not have a system able to use MSN audio.
Now with that I contacted MSN and he is pointing me to the,
"QoS Packet Scheduler"

I did a search about this and not sure what it is and/or if it really could help?
Thats why I am posting this here, to see he who is among us has more information about this and if this could possible be answers to other peoples mic problem?
Here's a link that gives a step by step instruction on disabling it.

http://support.earthlink.net/mu/1/psc/img/walkthroughs/windows_XP/6800.psc.html

Hopefully I'm not wasting forum space with this post and it can be of some answers to peoples mic problems!

[Littlerock]

OK, so no one here knows anything about this!

[m&m's]

inputs and out puts set in ts client setting tab ? also look in the operation systems sound propertys , start menu /run /sndvol32.exe ... then options tab /advanced / recording make sure the mic is the recording source .

[tribal son]

here is a chance for you .....look to see if u have a mp3 program running and disable it if u do.....i had an mp3 dancer that kept resetting my confing, once i shut it down i could unmute the mike.....might help