pcgamer58
08-11-2007, 01:04 AM
No one will probably have a solution for this but I just thought I'd post anyways. Well I followed the instruction at this url: http://www.bwhacks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10902
They do work and it's really great. I used it and called many places a few nights ago. The one and only problem is though that the person can still hear themselves on the other end, which basically defeats the purpose of using this, aside from the fact you don't need a mic at all.
Anyways the reason Im posting is to see if there's any way to fix this at all? I know since it's set to send your "wave out" to the person is why they are hearing themselves so the only possible way to fix this would be to mute the sending of the waveout whenever you don't have a sound playing. If there was some way I could make like a sort of "push to talk" key such as in vent then this would be perfect. Hell even if i could make a key in Icall activate the "mute" button this would also fix the problem, and I could do that in skype but not Icall.
Anyone have any ideas?
They do work and it's really great. I used it and called many places a few nights ago. The one and only problem is though that the person can still hear themselves on the other end, which basically defeats the purpose of using this, aside from the fact you don't need a mic at all.
Anyways the reason Im posting is to see if there's any way to fix this at all? I know since it's set to send your "wave out" to the person is why they are hearing themselves so the only possible way to fix this would be to mute the sending of the waveout whenever you don't have a sound playing. If there was some way I could make like a sort of "push to talk" key such as in vent then this would be perfect. Hell even if i could make a key in Icall activate the "mute" button this would also fix the problem, and I could do that in skype but not Icall.
Anyone have any ideas?