I have to almost yell in to the mike for people to hear me. I'm sitting at my desk top computer. Is there any other people having this problem ?
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Open the camera- Click on 'Preferences' (top right) On the tabs across the top, click on the 'Quick Capture' tab. Right at the top you will see 'audio settings- below is the 'Microphone input level. Slide the bar all the way up, or to the right. They'll hear you then.
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Have you tried to adjust the volume of your computer? I didn't have such problem with this device. If you recently purchased this device, and you are having problems with people unable to hear you, you might want to call the manufacturer. I believe Amazon.com may have the toll free number. Hopefully my suggestion helps.
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You may have another sound source connected, such as a headset with a microphone. If so, that sound input may override the camera's mike.
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I believe there is a volume control on it or on the software that came with it. However, you can also use a headset with microphone which is what I do and that works excellent
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I have a home office - I have been told that people can hear me typing if I am not on mute. When I call into a conference line and announce myself, and hear myself entering the call, my voice is not crystal clear, but I can be heard and understood. I would say about 80% quality but not much noise cancellation.
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From experience- this would be helpful... however, you can use a "home made" method to silence the dreaded "P's " (pops). I typically turn the Mic sideways towards my mouth and it responds well.
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I'm still using mine. I'd like it to work better than it does. At times I have to reboot my computer to get rid of excessive feedback. Mine only works in one configuration and I had to call Plantronics tech support to get the settings that I use.
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Yes! I know！the sound if very loud，even I turn gain to 0 still very loud ，my mic became background！
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Sharon - I agree with the responses already given. The only time I get feedback or a squealing noise is when I bend over too far. This usually happens when I'm adjusting my boombox or demonstrating a deck move. (I teach water aerobics). I wish there were a way to incorporate the voicebooster into a fanny pack. It bounces up & down frequently. Any ideas? bjsallows@sbcglobal.net
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Not quite. I had to turn the mic semsitivity down to keep the audio from booming when I talked.
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Either the mic is too close to amplifier or it's turned up to high. Cannot go max volume.
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Sounds like your mic is too close to the radio speaker. Not sure what else it could be. You're getting feedback for some reason.
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The issue is probably on your phone itself or you have the mic positioned too far away from you. It needs to be within 3 feet. Mine is probably a little over 2 feet away from my mouth and as long as the volume on my phone is turned all the way up I have never had any issues being heard.
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Audio is garbled if you: whisper, speak normally, speak loudly, shout, or any other thing I tried. My friend thought I was deliberately messing it up..it was that pitiful.
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Mine is great earpiece volume wise, however no one can hear me with the throat mic. also check volume knob is turned up.
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The mic was actually ok. I could hear the person clear. I asked my coworker to pick check on the sound quality, she answer the phone through speaker first and she couldn't hear me. Then she picked up the phone and said she could hear me but it was low.
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I had the same problem and found that there are some little dials you can set for mike and headset. While it is still a little softer than I would like, that basically solved the problem.
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If that volume control is responding well, as you described, most likely there is another volume control that is muted or turned down on your computer. Try clicking on the speaker icon in the bottom right corner of your screen and try adjusting it. Hope that helps.Jim
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If that volume control is responding well, as you described, most likely there is another volume control that is muted or turned down on your computer. Try clicking on the speaker icon in the bottom right corner of your screen and try adjusting it. Hope that helps. Jim
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tbh im not quite sure but whenever my mic is on people don't tend to have problems hearing me, and i keep the mic maybe within an arm's reach from me. i hope this helps :)