Original question:
Need help in Windows XP for voice amplification. The option: “start – control panel-sound/audio-voice-hardware test” works fine. But trying to direct use of a microphone to notebook speaker does not work. I believe it is a configuration problem I cannot solve by myself. Appreciate your help
Luis
Got this answer:
When I look in my custom sound control panel (SoundMax), there is a
section for "Record" and a section for "Playback". Each of those
sections, has an entry for "Microphone". In particular, check the
"Playback" section. Enabling the microphone in the Playback section,
causes any sounds on the microphone, to show up on the computer
speakers.
Paul
As suggested by Paul, I tried SoundMax control panel, Section Playback. No microphone option is present. How ca I add this option, to get my spoken word in the microphone, to be amplified by the speakers?
Luis
Need help in Windows XP for voice amplification. The option: “start – control panel-sound/audio-voice-hardware test” works fine. But trying to direct use of a microphone to notebook speaker does not work. I believe it is a configuration problem I cannot solve by myself. Appreciate your help
Luis
Got this answer:
When I look in my custom sound control panel (SoundMax), there is a
section for "Record" and a section for "Playback". Each of those
sections, has an entry for "Microphone". In particular, check the
"Playback" section. Enabling the microphone in the Playback section,
causes any sounds on the microphone, to show up on the computer
speakers.
Paul
As suggested by Paul, I tried SoundMax control panel, Section Playback. No microphone option is present. How ca I add this option, to get my spoken word in the microphone, to be amplified by the speakers?
Luis
