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    MSI 5.1 Realtek

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by PTRob, Sep 18, 2010.

  1. PTRob

    PTRob Notebook Guru

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    Hello guys,

    Looking for a little help with my Sound configuration. I recently bought a Turtle Beach HPA2 headset for my GX660R laptop.

    When I set the realtek to 5.1 the inputs change to the following.

    Front Speakers
    Front Speaker
    Center/Sub out
    Rear Speaker out

    I can not figure out how to change it to be able to use the mic.
    I am currently leaving the second "Front Speaker" blank and the 5.1 works great. Movies and games sound fantastic, but I am unable to use the mic at all.

    Any help is appreciated.

    Rob
     
  2. catacylsm

    catacylsm Notebook Prophet

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    Hmm i see what you mean there, i will look into the issue also as my machine does the same thing.
     
  3. PTRob

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    Thanks for the Reply, hopefully we can find a solution.
     
  4. catacylsm

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    Does realtek allow you to disable the front speaker when looking at the room view?
     
  5. PTRob

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    Not that I can see, it just allows you to click "full Range" or not.