It seems that since I have put this problem online that there is no
solution.....there has been no positive response to what the problem could
be. I understand that the people helping in this forum are busy, however it
is still a worry with the static that appears after 10-20minutes in voice.
Could anyone please give me a clue as to where to look to try and solve the
problem. WLM is the only voice conversations that I or my friends use.
"Shirleyaust" wrote:
Quote:
> Neither of us use any other voice applications, and I have just remembered
> that when I was chatting with my sister, who lives in Australia, over the
> wlm, she also ended up with the very loud static and couldn't hear me,
> however again I could hear her, although at times a little muffled....
>
> "Jonathan Kay [MVP]" wrote:
> Quote:
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Does this also occur with other voice applications (for instance, Skype www.skype.com)?
> >
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> > "Shirleyaust" <Shirleyaust@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> > news:190EB4E5-2AEF-4F6C-97F3-9604C4D2DFF1@xxxxxx Quote:
> > > I am have vista home edition on my computer and built in microphone,
> > > until recently my friend (in USA) and myself (in Australia) could have clear
> > > conversations. Recently after about 10 minutes into the conversation at
> > > the USA end which is a computer with XP, he gets an unbearable loud static
> > > noise, necessitating him to have to turn his speakers down, whilst he
> > > can still talk and I get a reasonably clear conversation from him, I have
> > > taken up to typing my response due to the static. If we terminate the
> > > conversation and I ask him for a new conversation, the static
> > > remains...occasionally we can get a few minutes static free the second
> > > time....what could be the problem
> > >
> >
> >