EPTHow do I stop mic from capturing music/game sound?
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Team .SCA
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SwiftSC2
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JingleHell
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I've done the same silly shit before. Drove me nuts too. | ||
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Mr. Nefarious
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JingleHell
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On June 12 2012 11:19 Mr. Nefarious wrote: 99% of people use a headset to completely avoid this issue. 99% of people DOES sound about right for thinking that speakers playing into the mic is the only possible cause for this, yeah. | ||
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Team .SCA
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On June 12 2012 11:04 SwiftSC2 wrote: What kind of mic are you using? Tt ESPORTS Shock | ||
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Team .SCA
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On June 12 2012 11:19 Mr. Nefarious wrote: 99% of people use a headset to completely avoid this issue. I am using a headset oO | ||
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Team .SCA
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On June 12 2012 11:16 JingleHell wrote: Go into your sound settings, recording, select your microphone instead of stereo mix, then go into settings in your VOIP software and set input to your mic instead of stereo mix there as well. (Yes, really, both.) I've done the same silly shit before. Drove me nuts too. I have stereo mix disabled  | ||
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Team .SCA
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Slaydon
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 EDIT: Didn't read the whole post about changing it before, sorry lol, this sounds strange tho. | ||
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Team .SCA
United States327 Posts
On June 12 2012 20:02 Slaydon wrote: Try changing (Checking) the audio input on skype (in call options -> go to mic -> make sure it says Microphone) (Don't know about TS). Might be something there EDIT: Didn't read the whole post about changing it before, sorry lol, this sounds strange tho. haha yea very strange, it has followed me across computers and across multiple headsets :p | ||
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SwiftSC2
United States19 Posts
Do you have any software installed for your video card? As JingleHell stated above, unless you have some other software installed, really the only way for that to happen is for the mic to also be picking up yoru speakers. | ||
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Team .SCA
United States327 Posts
On June 12 2012 21:06 SwiftSC2 wrote: Thats strange. Are they hearing you AND the game sound? Do you have any software installed for your video card? As JingleHell stated above, unless you have some other software installed, really the only way for that to happen is for the mic to also be picking up yoru speakers. Yep, they hear me and game sound, music, etc. If I mute my mic and play music for example, it will still pick up the music. I think it might be a software issue, as this randomly started happening a few weeks ago (after having no issues). | ||
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JingleHell
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Team .SCA
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On June 12 2012 22:04 JingleHell wrote: Are you using a discrete sound card, or your mobos onboard? onboard with latest drivers | ||
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JingleHell
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Team .SCA
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JingleHell
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Hopefully Wom or Myrm checks in on this, they're better at audio than me, and I'm at a complete loss. | ||
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_MagnuM_
Denmark136 Posts
The way we fixed it (I don't see why this worked, but it did): Go Control panel -> sound -> recording -> microphone properties -> levels (tab) then set the slider down to like 2 (almost all the way to the left).. this can be done in the Skype settings as well... ...cos the problem is sensitivity.. the microphone should only sense the sound of voices, not background noise.. so it has some kind of filter or sensitivity system... I just found that moving the level down so it takes in less sound worked... it might require your friend to turn up your sound ... or you to turn up your microphone sound for whatever you are using it for... hope that helped, if not i dunno... been having the same issues before that for a while myself.. so i understand your frustration.. EDIT: oh, just read now that you are using a headset.. in that case its really strange, unless your headset is ultra loud.. but still... it sounds like a software problem.. or some weird settings gone bad... anyway try my solution and if that doesnt work then i dunno.. format your harddrive and open your computer.. take a hammer and try to hit the motherboard carelessly and violently.. GOOD LUCK!  | ||
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Team .SCA
United States327 Posts
On June 12 2012 22:48 JingleHell wrote: Ok, now I'm starting to wonder wtf is wrong here. I checked, and unless you're using an adapter of some kind, your mic shouldn't be running off USB, meaning it's on your onboard drivers, stereo mix is properly disabled, so it shouldn't be able to use it... Hopefully Wom or Myrm checks in on this, they're better at audio than me, and I'm at a complete loss. haha well thanks for your help thus far, I really appreciate it ^^, out of curiosity, what in the picture shows it's off of USB? | ||
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JingleHell
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On June 12 2012 23:29 Team .SCA wrote: haha well thanks for your help thus far, I really appreciate it ^^, out of curiosity, what in the picture shows it's off of USB? The fact that the microphone is using the same audio device as your line in, the VIA HD Audio. | ||
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eXistance
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SwiftSC2
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KoBlades
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SwiftSC2
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Team .SCA
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JingleHell
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On June 13 2012 08:31 Team .SCA wrote: thanks for all the help so far guys! unfortunately I've had this problem across mics (logitech precision gaming headset, razer piranha, and now the shock). Might be a VIA onboard driver issue. Tried updating those from your mobo manufacturer? If it's really driving you nuts, you could look into a cheap discrete sound card, like a Xonar DG, if you have the slots for it. | ||
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NrG.ZaM
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Team .SCA
United States327 Posts
On June 13 2012 10:40 JingleHell wrote: Might be a VIA onboard driver issue. Tried updating those from your mobo manufacturer? If it's really driving you nuts, you could look into a cheap discrete sound card, like a Xonar DG, if you have the slots for it. hmm I hadn't thought about getting a discrete, but it's looking like that might be the only option xD | ||
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Team .SCA
United States327 Posts
On June 13 2012 10:49 NrG.ZaM wrote: Is there anywhere else on your pc you can plug your headset into? On my pc if I plug my headset in on the front, everyone can hear my game/system sounds on skype, even with the mic muted, but the problem is solved if I plug it in in the back. Happens in the front and back | ||
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paddyz
Ireland628 Posts
"Yep, they hear me and game sound, music, etc. If I mute my mic and play music for example, it will still pick up the music. I think it might be a software issue, as this randomly started happening a few weeks ago (after having no issues)." This exactly this. Headset: Razer carcharias. Motherboard: Gigabyte B75M-D3H. And im not using USB slot for my mic or speakers its the normal ones. | ||
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coolfox
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Team .SCA
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On June 13 2012 15:31 coolfox wrote: Do you have the VIA software installed? Maybe check that for faulty setting. I don't know exactly how it works but maybe there is a stereo mix setting enabled in there that doesn't show up in the windows audio devices. Just went through the software, no stereo mix enabled | ||
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JerrySmith1021
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Miles_Gonzalez
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kellyken
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blackshady
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Anyway, when I use joyoshare audio recorder it works just fine, not record anything arbitrarily. Or you check the mic, plug it to other computer and see if the problem persists. | ||
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RoH - Gg
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(note if it already plugged in straight to motherboard idk) | ||
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