audio settings menu using skype

[Guest flower]

I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

"SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked perfectly.

Does anyone have a solution?

[Guest Kelly]

Re: audio settings menu using skype

 

Skype Support: http://support.skype.com/

 

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All the Best,

Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP)

 

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"flower" <flower@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:BADC35B0-FCA4-438F-8F8D-59D2BA61A0F8@microsoft.com...

>I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked

> perfectly.

> Does anyone have a solution?

[Guest flower]

Re: audio settings menu using skype

 

Hi Kelly, thanks, yes I had also sent this query to them, they promised to

reply within 48 hours. Will post the results here in case it helps anyone

else.

 

Regards, flower

 

"Kelly" wrote:

> Skype Support: http://support.skype.com/

>

> --

>

> All the Best,

> Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP)

>

> Taskbar Repair Tool Plus!

> http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm

>

>

> "flower" <flower@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:BADC35B0-FCA4-438F-8F8D-59D2BA61A0F8@microsoft.com...

> >I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> > call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> > muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> > My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> > "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> > strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked

> > perfectly.

> > Does anyone have a solution?

>

>

[Guest efren.legaspi@gmail.com]

Re: audio settings menu using skype

 

On May 19, 6:01 am, flower <flo...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Hi Kelly, thanks, yes I had also sent this query to them, they promised to

> reply within 48 hours. Will post the results here in case it helps anyone

> else.

>

> Regards, flower

>

> "Kelly" wrote:

> > Skype Support: http://support.skype.com/

>

> > --

>

> > All the Best,

> > Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP)

>

> > Taskbar Repair Tool Plus!

> >http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm

>

> > "flower" <flo...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >news:BADC35B0-FCA4-438F-8F8D-59D2BA61A0F8@microsoft.com...

> > >I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> > > call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> > > muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> > > My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> > > "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> > > strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked

> > > perfectly.

> > > Does anyone have a solution?

 

So did they ever reply to your inquiry?

[Guest margie]

RE: audio settings menu using skype

 

I had trouble with skype when i updated but have fixed the problem today, my

microphone was perfectly ok until i rang on skype and it went dead. In my

AC97 audio configuration i changed a setting and microphone is ok now on

skype. In S/PDIF-out "output digital and analog" was ticked I changed it to

"output digital only" and that solved my problem.

--

margie

 

 

"flower" wrote:

> I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked perfectly.

> Does anyone have a solution?

[Guest jad]

RE: audio settings menu using skype

 

can you help me please I have the same problem and I do't know how to access

the S/PDIF-out .

just tell step by step what to do

 

"margie" wrote:

> I had trouble with skype when i updated but have fixed the problem today, my

> microphone was perfectly ok until i rang on skype and it went dead. In my

> AC97 audio configuration i changed a setting and microphone is ok now on

> skype. In S/PDIF-out "output digital and analog" was ticked I changed it to

> "output digital only" and that solved my problem.

> --

> margie

>

>

> "flower" wrote:

>

> > I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> > call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> > muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> > My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> > "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> > strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked perfectly.

> > Does anyone have a solution?

[Guest margie]

RE: audio settings menu using skype

 

Jad, hopefully this will help.

Go to "Start" then "Settings" Click on "Control Panel" and then click on

"sound effect manager" click on "S/PDIF-out" and make sure the dot is in

"output digital only" click "ok" and see if this helps. If it doesn't I will

tell you what is ticked in the other parts of "sound effect manager" Let me

know how you go. Good Luck.

--

margiegirl

 

 

"jad" wrote:

> can you help me please I have the same problem and I do't know how to access

> the S/PDIF-out .

> just tell step by step what to do

>

> "margie" wrote:

>

> > I had trouble with skype when i updated but have fixed the problem today, my

> > microphone was perfectly ok until i rang on skype and it went dead. In my

> > AC97 audio configuration i changed a setting and microphone is ok now on

> > skype. In S/PDIF-out "output digital and analog" was ticked I changed it to

> > "output digital only" and that solved my problem.

> > --

> > margie

> >

> >

> > "flower" wrote:

> >

> > > I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> > > call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> > > muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> > > My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> > > "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> > > strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked perfectly.

> > > Does anyone have a solution?

[Guest margie]

RE: audio settings menu using skype

 

I have just replied to Jads request it may help you too.

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margie

 

 

"flower" wrote:

> I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked perfectly.

> Does anyone have a solution?

[Guest jad]

RE: audio settings menu using skype

 

Margie I don't have a "sound effect manager " in the control panel I only

have sound and audio devices

 

"margie" wrote:

> Jad, hopefully this will help.

> Go to "Start" then "Settings" Click on "Control Panel" and then click on

> "sound effect manager" click on "S/PDIF-out" and make sure the dot is in

> "output digital only" click "ok" and see if this helps. If it doesn't I will

> tell you what is ticked in the other parts of "sound effect manager" Let me

> know how you go. Good Luck.

> --

> margiegirl

>

>

> "jad" wrote:

>

> > can you help me please I have the same problem and I do't know how to access

> > the S/PDIF-out .

> > just tell step by step what to do

> >

> > "margie" wrote:

> >

> > > I had trouble with skype when i updated but have fixed the problem today, my

> > > microphone was perfectly ok until i rang on skype and it went dead. In my

> > > AC97 audio configuration i changed a setting and microphone is ok now on

> > > skype. In S/PDIF-out "output digital and analog" was ticked I changed it to

> > > "output digital only" and that solved my problem.

> > > --

> > > margie

> > >

> > >

> > > "flower" wrote:

> > >

> > > > I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> > > > call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> > > > muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> > > > My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> > > > "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> > > > strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked perfectly.

> > > > Does anyone have a solution?

[Guest margie]

RE: audio settings menu using skype

 

Have you clicked on your "sound and audio devices" to see what is there.

What I altered in "sound effect" was the "AC97 Audio Configuration" the

"S/PDIF-out" part of it. Perhaps your system is different but I do remember

you saying you had AC97. To see if you can find this item go to "start"

"search" "for files or folders" click on "all files and folders" type in

"sound effect" and get it to search "My computer" and if you have sound

effect manager it should bring it up and just click on that. Failing this

Try going to "start" "Programs" "Realteck sound manager" and click on "AV

rack" on the left side of what comes up on your screen should have "recorder"

click on "select input source" and in that "microphone" is the only one

ticked in mine. Hope you can sort it out. Hopefully you can understand what I

have typed. Good luck.

--

margie

 

 

"jad" wrote:

> Margie I don't have a "sound effect manager " in the control panel I only

> have sound and audio devices

>

> "margie" wrote:

>

> > Jad, hopefully this will help.

> > Go to "Start" then "Settings" Click on "Control Panel" and then click on

> > "sound effect manager" click on "S/PDIF-out" and make sure the dot is in

> > "output digital only" click "ok" and see if this helps. If it doesn't I will

> > tell you what is ticked in the other parts of "sound effect manager" Let me

> > know how you go. Good Luck.

> > --

> > margiegirl

> >

> >

> > "jad" wrote:

> >

> > > can you help me please I have the same problem and I do't know how to access

> > > the S/PDIF-out .

> > > just tell step by step what to do

> > >

> > > "margie" wrote:

> > >

> > > > I had trouble with skype when i updated but have fixed the problem today, my

> > > > microphone was perfectly ok until i rang on skype and it went dead. In my

> > > > AC97 audio configuration i changed a setting and microphone is ok now on

> > > > skype. In S/PDIF-out "output digital and analog" was ticked I changed it to

> > > > "output digital only" and that solved my problem.

> > > > --

> > > > margie

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > "flower" wrote:

> > > >

> > > > > I have downloaded the latest version of skype, but on carrying out the test

> > > > > call, get the message "skype cannot hear you talking. Is your microphone

> > > > > muted?" Have gone through all the troubleshooting tips to no avail.

> > > > > My audio settings menu only has one option "Realtek AC97 Audio", and not

> > > > > "SoundMAX Digital Audio" which seems to be required for skype. This is

> > > > > strange, as with the previous version of skype everything worked perfectly.

> > > > > Does anyone have a solution?