Microphone volume is to low in Vista

I am trying to use Team Speak and I don't seem to be able to get enough
Volume for people to hear me. Windows XP has a mic boost is there one in
Vista Ultimate 64?
This was a nice thing XP.

This may depend on you Soundcard driver.

Try this: right-click on the speaker icon in the taskbar's notification
area, and choose Recording Devices. Double-click the Microphone icon when
the Sound window appears. Microphone Boost may be on the Custom tab. (You
may also want to check out the other tabs.)

"JakeM48" <JakeM48@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to use Team Speak and I don't seem to be able to get enough
> Volume for people to hear me. Windows XP has a mic boost is there one in
> Vista Ultimate 64?
> This was a nice thing XP.

Yes. Assuming yours is the same as mine:

Control Panel - Sound - Recording tab - Microphone - Properties - Custom tab
- Microphone Boost.

"JakeM48" wrote:

> I am trying to use Team Speak and I don't seem to be able to get enough
> Volume for people to hear me. Windows XP has a mic boost is there one in
> Vista Ultimate 64?
> This was a nice thing XP.

Hi Jake--

I haven't used TS. I read a lot of threads urging people to tweak it when
sound was diminished or garbled. I'd hit the Team Speak forums. Meanwhile,
back at the Vista--edition does not matter for this--have you gone to
Control Panel>Sounds>rt.clicked Microphone>Speech Recognition
Options>Configure your Speech Recognition experience>(It's a Wizard)>Set Up
Microphone?

There is also a MSFT Speech newsgroup.

CH


"JakeM48" <JakeM48@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to use Team Speak and I don't seem to be able to get enough
> Volume for people to hear me. Windows XP has a mic boost is there one in
> Vista Ultimate 64?
> This was a nice thing XP.

Hello Chad Harris: Your Democratic 110th Congress (that you helped elect)
so far has only passed 19 or 20 Public Laws, compare that to Last Year's
Republican 109thCongress, which Passed 487 Public Laws.

"Chad Harris" <vistaneedsmuchowork.net> wrote in message
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> Hi Jake--
>
> I haven't used TS. I read a lot of threads urging people to tweak it when
> sound was diminished or garbled. I'd hit the Team Speak forums.
> Meanwhile, back at the Vista--edition does not matter for this--have you
> gone to Control Panel>Sounds>rt.clicked Microphone>Speech Recognition
> Options>Configure your Speech Recognition experience>(It's a Wizard)>Set
> Up Microphone?
>
> There is also a MSFT Speech newsgroup.
>
> CH
>
>
> "JakeM48" <JakeM48@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6E6CADC0-17DF-4A52-9B81-FCA37191EDB6@microsoft.com...
>>I am trying to use Team Speak and I don't seem to be able to get enough
>> Volume for people to hear me. Windows XP has a mic boost is there one in
>> Vista Ultimate 64?
>> This was a nice thing XP.
>

Thanks Guys the posted sugestion might have worked but I have a Sound Blaster
Audigy SE sound card, I asked tech support from Creative and the drivers are
not compleat as of this time, So you did good but there was no sound boost in
the Custom tab. Thank you for the help! Some other sound cards prob. have
this setting I don't

"PNutts" wrote:

> Yes. Assuming yours is the same as mine:
>
> Control Panel - Sound - Recording tab - Microphone - Properties - Custom tab
> - Microphone Boost.
>
> "JakeM48" wrote:
>
> > I am trying to use Team Speak and I don't seem to be able to get enough
> > Volume for people to hear me. Windows XP has a mic boost is there one in
> > Vista Ultimate 64?
> > This was a nice thing XP.