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I don't usually come on here but I have a tech support problem that I can't think of a short description for, which makes googling it impossible.
I game, and I game with friends. I have a webcam with a solid mic that gives good fidelity but it has a weird problem.
When the computer is making lots of noise, and I mean system noise, like music or game sound effects, my voice becomes inaudible to other people i'm on a VOIP chat with...regardless of whether I'm using headphones or not.
I encounter this problem most with skype, and even more wierdly it goes away if I mute my computer...even though I'm using headphones, and there is NO sound in the room that actually drowns out my voice.
I'm using pic related, a Logitech HD C615.
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>>381565
Just pitching something since 0 replies.
Have you made sure to mute / disable all nonessential recording devices eg. line-in? Maybe try plugging in a 3.5mm cable or adapter into any spare mic /input ports; the logic being the PC would register and listen to these "devices" but not pick up any actual sound, since they wouldn't be connected to anything on the other end.
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webcam mics are all shit and you should never use them.
if on the other hand you bought a unicorn, then your webcam mic is probably fine and what they'er hearing is possibly coil whine
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