Push To Talk uses wrong Mic

FreakyComputer · 14th September 2003, 10:14

I had a message typed, then closed the wrong window *sigh*

Greetings!

I've got a problem with the SHOUTcast DSP. I use Soundcard input and everything works great! But, when I press the Push To Talk button, the Wave slider goes down (that's correct), but the WRONG Mic slider goes up. I've got an Intel Integrated Audio soundcard (sucky! I know) and in the Mixer I've got Playback, Recording and then in other, I've got Mono Out. Now the mic slider in Mono Out goes up. Is there I way I can make the Mic slider in Playback to go up?

My Soundcard's full name is: Intel(r) 82801AA/AB/BA/CA AC'97

See the attached picture to see what my Mixer Properties look like

Thanks,
FC

kbri · 14th September 2003, 22:04

Help Broadcasting

DJHotIce · 14th September 2003, 22:06

try setting it under recording options, see if that helps

FreakyComputer · 15th September 2003, 17:21

Hi again,

kbri: That page was actually of no use for me, because I couldn't understand a WORD and I use version 1.8.2b of the DSP

DJHotIce: I've tried a zillion and one things, but it seems the problem lies with the DSP changing the wrong MIC output level.

Does anyone know what I can do or something?

Thanks again

14th September 2003, 22:04	#2
kbri Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: den haag Posts: 8	my setting Help Broadcasting

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DJHotIce Forum Loser (Forum King) Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: That place I can't remember the name. Posts: 4,617	try setting it under recording options, see if that helps -DJHotIce Bounce Multimedia - Professional Web Design

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15th September 2003, 17:21	#4
FreakyComputer Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 2	Hi again, kbri: That page was actually of no use for me, because I couldn't understand a WORD and I use version 1.8.2b of the DSP DJHotIce: I've tried a zillion and one things, but it seems the problem lies with the DSP changing the wrong MIC output level. Does anyone know what I can do or something? Thanks again