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    Mic and Webcame for g50vt b1

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by thatsocandy, Jul 4, 2009.

  1. thatsocandy

    thatsocandy Newbie

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    Hello. How can i fix my mic it sounds really bad and my webcame changes colors. I tried going on skype with my grand father in china. All he could hear was muffled sound and the cam sometimes lags alot. I also played around with my realtek hd audio manager. I've enabled loudness equalization, set the microphone boost to 0.0dB. I really hope there is fix for this. can some1 pls tell me how to fix it. :mad:
     
    thatsocandy, Jul 4, 2009
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    Learux Notebook Consultant

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    Did you try the windows program? Do you have microsoft messenger installed.

    Run the wizard in that program. Skype should have a similar utility.
     
    Learux, Jul 4, 2009
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    thatsocandy Newbie

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    wats the windows program and wat does it have to do with skype? and i do have msn installed but i don't use it. I think i did run the wizard setup mic and cam in skype if thats what u mean. the problem is not the windows program i think its something has to do with my mic and cam. Help?
     
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    Learux Notebook Consultant

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    Reinstall the drivers
     
    Learux, Jul 5, 2009
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