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Does this mean I can finally hear every word you say instead of falling asleep during the 8 minute gaps when your mic decides to quit?Quote:
Originally Posted by cygnus_x_1
I agree, unlike with cygnus I cant nap while in meetings with Dante, I hear everyword he saysQuote:
Originally Posted by Dante
I'm assuming its an omni directional mike... So it doesn't need to be near you, eliminating the really annoying noise that u get from breathing into a mike.
I dont think Ive ever heard of a direction mic, unless its one of those mini sattellite units you use to spy on people 100 yards away, a mic by definition cant be directiol, it picks up sound, meaning if I turn my head the sound will hit the mic just the same, albeit not as clearly and directly
I am also having problems with the microphone.
(Yes - I'm sure I've turned off microphone-mute in Windows' volume control, and on the headset's own control pad).
I'm sitting here right now with Window's Sound Recorder, and at best, if I speak really loud, I can bearly make out my fuzzy words on playback. I briefly tried the headset on a Macintosh (the mike might've been off there, not sure) and there was no result there either. Will try it own my own machine when I get back home.
Well, after playing around a lot with my lightweight Thrust headset on my work laptop and the Logitech on my own comp, conclusion is that the laptop has a crappy/malfunctioning line-in. It is possible to use it with the microphone boost (in volume control) on. The Thrust mike works since it's so close to the mouth, but with the Logitech it's too noisy.