How To: Voip

Mujuro

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To keep it simple, if you have a USB headset or multiple sound cards, you must set your windows sound control panel options up under "Recording" to the device you want to use for VOIP as there is no selection available in Battlefield 2; it just uses the Windows default recording device. If it doesn't work for you, you're out of luck. :P
 
Oxygenetic said:
To keep it simple, if you have a USB headset or multiple sound cards, you must set your windows sound control panel options up under "Recording" to the device you want to use for VOIP as there is no selection available in Battlefield 2; it just uses the Windows default recording device. If it doesn't work for you, you're out of luck. :P
Bah. I have a USB headset, set it up to the windows audio and tested it and everything and BF2 still doesn't pick it up when I go into options to test the microphone.

CANNOT BE OUT OF LUCK. I refuse to accept that :( :flame:
 
Oxygenetic said:
What soundcard do you have?
I'm running it off of the headset rather than the soundcard, it's USB.

edit: Sound comes through the headphone speaker just fine but the microphone isn't detected
 
Well, not sure about that. I have a USB headset as well, but mine uses the sound card.
 
Oxygenetic said:
Well, not sure about that. I have a USB headset as well, but mine uses the sound card.
Maybe it does somehow and I'm just retarded, but the soundcard in my PC is
SoundBlaster Live! D800 EMU10K1
 
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