Thread: microphone problems

Originally Posted by BlueMaxox

Originally Posted by Xavsnipe

Maybe people hear you, they just don't want to listen...

Are you transmitting the way you feel in a polite and civil manner? Maybe if you try the latter, you will get a better response from the people you are talking to. try it

Careful Tamato....snipe is talking so sweet here I think he likes you.

You're flirting doesn't work on me, Xav. I'm a seasoned vet

Originally Posted by dex71

Originally Posted by nihilanth311

Originally Posted by dex71

Go to Control Panel>Hardware and Sound>Sound>Recording>Select your mic to highlight it,and bring up the Properties box,and click it>Advanced>Make sure the box next to"Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device" is UNCHECKED.

I wanted to bump this and say that after unchecking this box and toggling the "record sound" button in xfire video settings, I am now able to record ALL SOUND coming out of my speakers (game sounds, voip apps, any music that is playing) on an xfire video capture. I know many people would love to record game sounds with xfire. Or maybe there was an xfire update that fixed it... :2

It must have been an X-Fire update. This is the way I am set up,but X would only record my mic,and not game sounds,so I turned it off. I think I will turn the sound recording back on,and give it a try.

Thanks Nihil!

Last time I tried, it would only record game sounds, not my mic...Well I unchecked the box and I'll test it out some more.