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11-10-2011, 04:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:00 AM by Fearless Community.
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Well I do it on a whole different way. I once had a post about it, nobody showed interest, perhaps here it's better received.
So boys and girls:
Needed:
3,5 mm double male aux cable [Image: WSS-VIDEO-07_prod.jpg]
A device that is able to play sounds. (laptop, cellphone, ipod, etc etc)
Step 1:
Plug in one end into the MICROPHONE 3,5 mm plug. [Image: 957handhighres.jpg]
Plug the other end into your device's speaker/headset plug. This may be your cellphone, laptop, ipod, iphone, mp3 player or whatever you want. Be sure to have music, or a soundboard or some other sound file on it.
Step 2:
Quite handy is to know if you're actually playing music/sounds, check the microphone playback in your recording properties. This may differ in different drivers and software, but it should be there. If you can't hear it good enough, you could use the mic boost. Just open the device in the recording options, where Biowulf is also in, at his way.
For I am used to windows 7, it takes these steps:
Recording devices -> Double click on microphone -> Tab "Listening" and here you should enable listening to device.
For mic boosts, you go in that same menu to the tab "Listening".
Step 3:
In the source game or whereever you wanna do it, just hold voicechat and play your sound just like you would when speaking! And if you wanna play a music for a longtime, use +voicerecord in console.
Thanks and have fun.
(original post)
So boys and girls:
Needed:
3,5 mm double male aux cable [Image: WSS-VIDEO-07_prod.jpg]
A device that is able to play sounds. (laptop, cellphone, ipod, etc etc)
Step 1:
Plug in one end into the MICROPHONE 3,5 mm plug. [Image: 957handhighres.jpg]
Plug the other end into your device's speaker/headset plug. This may be your cellphone, laptop, ipod, iphone, mp3 player or whatever you want. Be sure to have music, or a soundboard or some other sound file on it.
Step 2:
Quite handy is to know if you're actually playing music/sounds, check the microphone playback in your recording properties. This may differ in different drivers and software, but it should be there. If you can't hear it good enough, you could use the mic boost. Just open the device in the recording options, where Biowulf is also in, at his way.
For I am used to windows 7, it takes these steps:
Recording devices -> Double click on microphone -> Tab "Listening" and here you should enable listening to device.
For mic boosts, you go in that same menu to the tab "Listening".
Step 3:
In the source game or whereever you wanna do it, just hold voicechat and play your sound just like you would when speaking! And if you wanna play a music for a longtime, use +voicerecord in console.
Thanks and have fun.
(original post)