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Post by Martyr on May 8, 2008 23:02:43 GMT
I sometimes have difficulties communicating on TS. When I first open TS in Windows XP and CSS after that, all goes well. But when I minimalize CSS to alter the volume of my mic for example, TS gets a lot of noise for some reason and that will not go away.
Ever heart of this problem? I have it on both mics I have, a Logitech and a Sennheiser. Both are quality brands, so that should not be the reason. Can someone help me out? Heard about this TS problem from Snowflake. Anyone else have the same (wiz? maybe?  ) I used to have it ages ago when I had too little RAM on my pc. However I do have a solution that i can offer.... Set up a shortcut key in TS to adjust your volume in game - so u dont have to jump out to desktop just for that. You can do this in "keys/settings" menu in TS. |
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Nikita
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Post by Nikita on May 9, 2008 5:46:35 GMT
think Faith had someting like that when he bought his new headset (1 with surround sound?)
ill ask him about it when he's home
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Post by Wizard on May 9, 2008 7:54:41 GMT
Probably u notived i've got the same problem  I just restart Teamspeak still it works, most of the after 2 times. I don't really know what you mean by that solution mom, Can you explain me a bit better? ^^ And i've just got 1 GB RAM, so that's not it I think for using TS? |
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Nikita
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Post by Nikita on May 9, 2008 19:53:46 GMT
yer,
i asked faith about his problem, but he dont remembers what he did to solve it.. just changed some settings..
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Post by Martyr on May 11, 2008 1:05:19 GMT
...I don't really know what you mean by that solution mom, Can you explain me a bit better? ^^ And i've just got 1 GB RAM, so that's not it I think for using TS? ok i just meant that u can set your keyboard to adjust things in TS while u still play. For eg. if i need to sneeze i mute my mic with the keyboard and un-mute it after. However i checked & u cannot adjust mic volume - only total volume (what u hear in TS). I posted how to mute your MIC HERE anywaysoz not really much help  |
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Post by mariachi on May 23, 2008 18:01:44 GMT
When you run a game, it starts loading its data, including the data that tells your soundcard/drivers what to do, (load 5.1 settings, use stereo, etc) Basicly its the same as the resolution, for example, when having your desktop resolution set to 1024X768, and the game is at 800X600, and you minimize the game, the chances are likely you will witness your desktop in 800X600 resolution for some time. Its the same with sound, it depends on how the game defines/uses the sound settings. This most likely causes the interruption with your TS which detects the "distortion" of game/system sound. Try using a push to talk button is my advice.  |
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Post by Raid on Jun 4, 2008 15:21:42 GMT
ventrilo is better !  and push to talk is a must ! |
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Nikita
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Post by Nikita on Jun 4, 2008 17:12:32 GMT
u guys would never hear me if i use push to talk... cant do 2 things at same time! |
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Post by Martyr on Jun 6, 2008 0:23:29 GMT
lol me too Mercy lets leave the advanced finger-work for ze pros ja |
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and push to talk is a must !