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Hi all,
I've read other posts regarding audio/video problems with MSN Messenger and tried the suggestions; however, I have yet to be successful. I am running on Windows XP SP2, using an Intel PC Camera, have a Linksys router, and have Norton AntiVirus and Internet Security 2004 installed. I am able to send files and use the webcam without difficulties, but am unable to get the audio working. Using AOL's IM, I can use audio without problems, so it seems like there is some setting in Messenger that is not allowing the audio. In Messenger, I have run the Audio/Video Tuning Wizard to ensure my microphone and speakers were working. Can anyone help me figure out my audio problem? TIA, Pamela |
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"Pamela" <pamela@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:%23wmjM2%23oEHA.132@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > Hi all, > > I've read other posts regarding audio/video problems with MSN Messenger > and tried the suggestions; however, I have yet to be successful. > > I am running on Windows XP SP2, using an Intel PC Camera, have a Linksys > router, and have Norton AntiVirus and Internet Security 2004 installed. I > am able to send files and use the webcam without difficulties, but am > unable to get the audio working. > > Using AOL's IM, I can use audio without problems, so it seems like there > is some setting in Messenger that is not allowing the audio. In > Messenger, I have run the Audio/Video Tuning Wizard to ensure my > microphone and speakers were working. > > Can anyone help me figure out my audio problem? > > TIA, > Pamela > If AOL IM is like Yahoo Messenger, then it uses a relay server for audio. MSN Messenger uses a different approach, a direct connection, which uses UPnP if you have a router. Did you try enabling UPnP in your router setup if you have a router? (under password, or administration or advanced) Did you disable all your firewalls in order to test your connection? You can use webcam and skype www.skype.com as a workaround. |
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"Stephen Harris" <cyberguard1048-usenet@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:<uuNnBgApEHA.2272@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl>...
> "Pamela" <pamela@earthlink.net> wrote in message > news:%23wmjM2%23oEHA.132@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > > Hi all, > > > > I've read other posts regarding audio/video problems with MSN Messenger > > and tried the suggestions; however, I have yet to be successful. > > > > I am running on Windows XP SP2, using an Intel PC Camera, have a Linksys > > router, and have Norton AntiVirus and Internet Security 2004 installed. I > > am able to send files and use the webcam without difficulties, but am > > unable to get the audio working. > > > > Using AOL's IM, I can use audio without problems, so it seems like there > > is some setting in Messenger that is not allowing the audio. In > > Messenger, I have run the Audio/Video Tuning Wizard to ensure my > > microphone and speakers were working. > > > > Can anyone help me figure out my audio problem? > > > > TIA, > > Pamela > > > > If AOL IM is like Yahoo Messenger, then it uses a relay server for audio. > MSN Messenger uses a different approach, a direct connection, which > uses UPnP if you have a router. Did you try enabling UPnP in your router > setup if you have a router? (under password, or administration or advanced) > > Did you disable all your firewalls in order to test your connection? > You can use webcam and skype www.skype.com as a workaround. I have the same problem. A very similar setup to the OP. UPnP is enabled on the routers on both sides. Tries every suggestion I've seen on Microsoft. Why is this so difficult to sort out? I have a 3com OfficeConnect router/modem (firewall enabled) XP pro (firewall enabled). Everything but audio works :-( |
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