talk through mic hear out of speakers

[MitchV4355]

well yea i can here music and all that but my friend had his computer so he could sing threw his mic and u would here him i want it that way on my pc

all the site i looked at show another thing so idk wut to do plz help me

 

[Ikkahtris]

If you're using a USB mic, tough luck you won't be able to do it with vista, maybe with a thirth party program.

If you're using a mic that is connected to your sound card,
go to the same as you are in your screen above

playback -> Speaker / Headphone (or which ever device is enabled) -> advanced -> Levels -> and simply flop your sound card entry to the highest possible (if it's to loud you make it less hard, but that's quite easy to understand)

I'm using a dutch version of Vista so i might get some words wrong.

 

[MitchV4355]

i did that but still not working and im not using a usb mic so idk y its not working

 

[Brink]

Hello Mitch, and welcome to Vista Forums.

In addition to the above, double click on Microphone in your image above to open it's properties page. See if you may have the option below. If you do, then check the box below in red. It should then playback through your speakers.



Hope this helps,
Shawn

 

[MrNeeds]

just responding to shawns post, some sound cards don't come up with that option shawn. Mine for example (realtek alc888)

 

[MitchV4355]

yea mine shows like mr needs but my sound card is sigmaTel high definition audio so do i need to go out and buy a sound card or wut

 

[Bidi Manson]

I'm having this exact same problem. No option for Listen listed under my microphone's properties. Please, someone help, I would really like to be able to listen to myself through my laptop speakers (Toshiba L305-S5894, Realtek HD Audio)

 

[Brink]

Hello Bidi, and welcome to Vista Forums.

You might see if having this enabled may be able to help.

"What U Hear" Recording - Enable - Windows 7 Forums

Hope this helps,
Shawn

 

[Bidi Manson]

Hi Brink,

I tried it that way, but still no sound. It appears that microphone playback is intentionally disabled by Realtek, per Toshiba's instructions, but apparently only on laptops running Vista x32 with HD Audio. I just don't see why they would do that; I've never seen the mic playback disabled on any other soundcard, computer, or Windows OS. It's weird. I've appealed to Toshiba and Realtek, but if the posts I've read on other forums across the net are any indication, Toshiba and Realtek do not see this as a problem, and will not provide a solution.

Thank you for your suggestion. I appreciate your input.

 

[Brink]

You're welcome. I'm not sure how they see it as not a problem when it's what a customer wants??

 

[haiderktk]

[1] --> Right Click the Volume Icon at the bottom right corner of your screen [The Task bar].
[2] --> Click [Playback Devices]
[3] --> Right Click the [Speakers] Icon and click Properties
[4] --> Click the [Levels] Tab; and there you will see the Microphone Volume slider (The one at the very bottom of the "HD Audio output" and "PC Beep" sliders where you can un-mute the mic playback (By clicking the unmute icon, than slide the volume up to where you prefer it... Simple I hope I was able to help someone with this...


Volume Slider:

----Microphone-------------------------
|---------------------------------[|]-------------| [_0_] [ < )) ] [Balance]
(0%) (100%)


[ OK ] [Cancel] [Apply]

(if you want your Microphone to stay on the "unmuted" setting; you may want to click apply...

...sT0n3....