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Computer Sounds Transmitted to Microphone: Windows Settings & Ventrilo Chat Program Issues

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  • #1 5373858
    spl
    Level 10  
    I have such a problem, all sounds from the computer go to the microphone, it happened to me overnight.
    I was looking at the settings in the chat program ventrillo , but everything is ok there. The problem is in the Windows settings, anyone know what to do?
    I'm sorry if I put the topic in the wrong place, but I didn't know where?
    I corrected TONI_2003
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  • #2 5374085
    michube
    Level 17  
    Maybe try uninstalling your sound card and reinstalling it. I don't know if this will have any effect, but it won't hurt to try - maybe after reinstalling the sound settings will be restored.
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  • #3 5374332
    spl
    Level 10  
    I have already reinstalled the drivers and the situation has not changed
  • #4 5374638
    Platon
    Level 42  
    What is "all sounds"?
    what does "go to the mic" mean?
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  • #5 5374683
    Szpanbix
    Level 15  
    If you hear sounds from the computer in the microphone, check where you connected the microphone ... But I'm not sure if that's what you mean. Unless everything you say into the microphone, without any recording software, and you hear it through the speakers, then look at the sound settings on your computer. ;)

    PZDR
  • #6 5375673
    spl
    Level 10  
    NO. I mean that when I talk through ventrillo, what I hear, i.e. reaches my headphones, is immediately delivered to the microphone and the signal goes on
    or when I record something in a sound recorder and play music in winamp silently, I can hear it there and it shouldn't
  • #7 5375982
    mpn103
    Level 34  
    Can you hear sounds from the microphone?
    Is everything ok with the microphone? :D
    Condenser microphone can't "play"

    Please specify your question or explain the situation more clearly
  • #8 5376315
    Danek9
    Level 17  
    In my opinion, the problem is that a friend listens to music during a conversation and the microphone collects this music and sends it to the interlocutor. Is everything ok when you turn off the music?
  • #9 5376794
    spl
    Level 10  
    ok, my question is a bit chaotic, you don't understand what I mean. I will try to explain it.
    I'm talking to a friend I'm saying something he answers me then when I want to tell him something he hears what he said earlier in the echo.

    ME->friend->me+friend's echo earlier (terrible noises and unclear)

    everything is ok with the microphone, something in the windows settings must have changed but I don't know what
  • #10 5376917
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #11 5376954
    Przetwornik
    Level 26  
    How can sounds go into the microphone?
    The microphone is an input device, not an output device!
  • #12 5377371
    spl
    Level 10  
    Well, that's how it is, I can't describe it any other way.
  • #13 5377484
    Szpanbix
    Level 15  
    A friend has the microphone too close to the headphones, or the headphones are too loud.

    Transducer wrote:
    "How can sounds go into the microphone?
    The microphone is an input device, not an output device! "


    Some microphones, when you plug them into headphones, can make a sound. My grandfather has such a microphone. ;) My grandfather used to make WALKIE - TALKIE, not wireless but with a cable. One box and the other had a speaker in it that acted as a microphone - when you pressed the button, and when not pressed it acted as a speaker. ;)
  • #14 5377571
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #15 5378241
    Dawid.wielun
    Level 20  
    spl wrote:
    I have such a problem, all sounds from the computer go to the microphone, it happened to me overnight.
    I was looking at the settings in the chat program ventrillo , but everything is ok there. The problem is in the Windows settings, anyone know what to do?


    Hahahaha I almost pissed myself reading this haha. I understand that you may not know anything about computers but this is a shock haha.

    Start => Settings => Control Panel => Sounds and Audio Devices => Advanced => Options => Properties => Recording (select all in the list) => Select Mic instead of Stereo Mixer

    Moderated By jankolo:

    Regulations point 10.8 harassment, insulting, ridiculing , using obscene words at other users, using various forms of harassment, malice and mockery, generally accepted as violating netiquette and the culture of communing on the forum (exchange of personal comments only on PW). For violating this point, I punish my colleague with a warning.

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  • #16 5379238
    spl
    Level 10  
    She's such a genius and it doesn't work :P

    Moderated By jankolo:

    Regulations point 10.8 persecution, insulting, ridiculing, using obscene words at other users, using various forms of harassment, malice and mockery, generally accepted for violating netiquette and the culture of communing on the forum (exchange of personal comments only on PM). For violating this point, I punish my colleague with a warning.

  • #17 5379445
    Wszechobecniak
    Level 18  
    I had the same problem and I did this:
    In the volume control (playback) there is "Microphone volume", click mute and then you won't hear yourself in the headphones, but the program will hear it. Let your friend do the same.
  • #18 5384941
    korniszonek123
    User under supervision
    right, I would advise you to enter Start :arrow: all programs :arrow: accessories :arrow: entertainment :arrow: volume control and then:
    Microphone
    Advanced settings
    uncheck the backup microphone
  • #19 5385755
    ozy2001
    Level 28  
    But no one asked - what kind of sound card is it and what drivers does it work with.
    I have, for example, SB Live and there is 1 hook that I can do so that the microphone will work + what is fed to the headphones. You hear what I hear - that's how Polish will be ;)
  • #20 5389245
    spl
    Level 10  
    It's ok, I did the format and everything works thanks for your help, topic to be closed

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing an issue where all computer sounds are transmitted to the microphone, particularly during use of the Ventrilo chat program. The user reports that this problem arose suddenly and suspects it may be related to Windows settings. Various suggestions are provided, including reinstalling sound card drivers, checking microphone connections, and adjusting Windows sound settings to ensure only the microphone is selected for recording. Other users mention potential causes such as microphone placement near headphones and sound card issues. Ultimately, the user resolves the problem by formatting the system, which restores normal functionality.
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